Legacy Leadership Africa Institute
A confidential self-assessment

The Leadership Power Audit™

Power changes people quietly. It changes what we notice, who we listen to, and what we tell ourselves is normal. This audit is a mirror: thirty-five honest questions across seven dimensions of leadership character.

Who this is for
  • Executives, founders and senior leaders
  • Pastors, principals and public servants
  • Fellowship applicants and rising leaders
  • Anyone with real influence over other people
What you’ll notice
  • Where entitlement is quietly replacing gratitude
  • Whether feedback still reaches you honestly
  • If your calendar still matches your mission
  • Whether your identity would survive losing your title
What you leave with
  • A score across seven leadership dimensions
  • A named leadership profile and interpretation
  • A personal action plan you can print or download
  • A branded PDF you can revisit each quarter
How it works

Fifteen to twenty minutes. Absolute honesty.

01
Answer 35 statements

On a 1 to 5 scale, from strongly disagree to strongly agree.

02
Move through 7 sections

Entitlement, feedback, mission, self-awareness, integrity, humility, identity.

03
Receive your profile

One of four bands, with a written interpretation of what it means.

04
Write your action plan

Four prompts that turn insight into a next step within the month.

Confidential by design

Nothing you type leaves this browser. No accounts, no analytics, no scoring server. The audit runs entirely on your device.

Encrypted resume

Save your progress with a password of your choosing. Your answers are encrypted (AES-256) on this device, unreadable to anyone, including us, without your password.

A branded PDF, yours to keep

At the end, download a designed report with your score, profile, action plan and full responses, ready to bring to your mentor, board or coach.

35 statements · 5-point scale · ~15 minutes

“The most dangerous leader is not the one with power. It is the one who no longer recognises what power is doing to them.”