Deep Change by Quinn: Chapters 17, 18, 19

removing yourself from society's standards

• deviance

• resistance

• risk

• excellence

refusing to accept the standards of a person or organization

• deviance

• resistance

• risk

• excellence

willingness to remove yourself from established norms

• deviance

• resistance

• risk

• excellence

a journey fueled by improvements and adaptations

• deviance

• resistance

• risk

• excellence

the first phase of the transformational cycle, when a need for change is recognized

• initiation

• uncertainty

• transformation

• routinization

the second phase of the transformational cycle, when resistance is produced and the old ways of thinking are challenge

• initiation

• uncertainty

• transformation

• routinization

the third phase of the transformation cycle, when the actual transformational process occurs

• initiation

• uncertainty

• transformation

• routinization

the fourth phase of the transformational cycle, when the changes made during transformation are implemented

• initiation

• uncertainty

• transformation

• routinization

period of no change

• equilibrium

• traps

• risk

• excellence

four forms of resistance that may be present during the transformational cycle, particularly during the uncertainty phase

• equilibrium

• traps

• risk

• excellence