This lyrical essay examines the leadership legacy of Lee Iacocca through four metaphorical mirrors—Mindset, Myth, Market, and Memory. Drawing from the psychological lens of Carol Dweck, industrial history, and economic resilience, it blends poetic storytelling with business analysis. Narrated through the voices of Selene, his professor-father, and guided by Artista and Organum, the piece explores ambition, ego, and public memory. Originally published on HealthGodzilla.com and archived on Academia.edu, this article invites reflection—not conclusion—on what it means to lead, to build, and to be remembered.