Wilson Foxen Coaching & Consulting Log

Experience the true meaning of teamwork with The Five Behaviors™.

About Us

Liz Wilson,  Wilson Foxen Coaching & Consulting

Great teams don't just happen.

Put any two people together, and you have dynamics. Layer on more people, interdependence, competing goals, diverse background and perspectives….Now you have complex dynamics. Leading teams requires leveraging the strengths of a unique combination of individuals. There are tools to make this easier and enable teams to be more productive, focused, and aligned. Our solutions include:

- Assessments for teams and individuals
- Customized work sessions and training design and facilitation
- Individual, small group, and team coaching
- Integration with the organization’s existing tools
- Alignment with company culture
- Communication best practices and tools
- Conflict mitigation and skill-building

Solutions

  • Organizational Strategy & Consulting

    - 1:1 coaching, both private and organization or company-sponsored
    - 360 assessments for leaders and organizations
    - Organizational health assessments
    - Culture assessment and change

  • Back of house support to Human Resources, Organizational Development and L&D service providers

    - Marketing strategy and social media support
    - Facilitation support and delivery
    - Business operations support: research, presentation design, editing and graphics support
    - Ad-hoc project support info coming soon!

  • Shaping Culture

    Organizational health assessments - Organizational 360s - Leadership 360s - Culture Strategy Development - Culture Assessment & Definition - Current vs. Desired State Gap Analysis

  • Talent Strategy: Marketing, Sourcing, DEI, and Recruiting

    - DEI Readiness Assessment
    - Marketing strategy, sourcing, recruiting and selection for recruiting talent
    - Targeted recruiting for professional (office, administrative) and leadership positions

  • Virtual Coaching & Consulting

    - 1:1 coaching, both private and organization or company-sponsored
    - 360 assessments for leaders and organizations
    - Organizational health assessments
    - Culture assessment and change

  • Team Assessments, Teambuilding, Team Skill Development

    The Five Behaviors is the only team development solution that empowers individuals through self-discovery and constructive behavioral modeling to rewrite the traditional rules of teamwork. The model is based on New York Times best-selling author Patrick Lencioni’s groundbreaking model for developing cohesive teams through five key behaviors: Trust, Conflict, Commitment, Accountability, and Results. With more than 3.2 million copies in print, The Five Dysfunctions of a Team is a cornerstone methodology for teamwork and organizational development. With a 97% satisfaction rating among teams and organizations for their Five Behaviors Team Development experience, you can feel confident that it will not only satisfy but deliver lasting change in your organization.

    Videos

    An Introduction to The Five Behaviors Powered by Everything DiSC®
    Patrick Lencioni on Teamwork 
  • Building Trust in Organizations and Teams

    Trust is the foundation of The Five Behaviors Model. Without solid trust, Communication is second-guessed. Conflict may be hidden or passive, but it exists. Real collaboration doesn't happen. Over time, Results fade.

    The Five Behaviors uses works by addressing the full spectrum of essential cohesive team behaviors. The experience acknowledges one’s humanity and enables each team member to recognize and embrace their shared imperfections, ultimately establishing a strong foundation of vulnerability-based trust. From this foundation, team members can channel the power of conflict, commit to shared goals, hold each other accountable, and deliver better results—together.

    Lencioni defines vulnerability-based trust as: "Vulnerability-based trust is achieved when team members comfortably and quickly acknowledge, without provocation, their mistakes, weaknesses, failures, and needs for help while recognizing the strengths of others, even when those strengths exceed their own."

    Videos

    Patrick Lencioni on Trust
    Trust the Wrong Way
    Trust the Right Way