Instructions

Once Commander Lovell uttered those fateful words, "Houston, we have a problem," the entire mission changed. No longer were these astronauts attempting to land a party on the moon; the astronauts were simply trying to make it home alive and mission control was attempting to assist them by whatever means they had available.

Start by readingThe Art of Change Leadership: Driving Transformation in a Fast-Paced World. (Cran, C., 2015)Chapter 5: The Change Cycle Transformation Tool.You will need to have watchedApollo 13prior to beginning this discussion.

As you watchApollo 13, identify three distinct moments when a character illustrates a part of the Change Cycle Model. Explain how their words or actions illustrate that part of the model.

Instructions Once Commander Lovell uttered those fateful words, "Houston, we have a problem," the entire mission changed. No longer were these astronauts attempting to land a party on the moon; the astronauts were simply trying to make it home alive and mission control was attempting to assist them by whatever means they had available. Start by reading The Art of Change Leadership: Driving Transformation in a Fast-Paced World. (Cran, C., 2015) Chapter 5: The Change Cycle Transformation Tool. You will need to have watched Apollo 13 prior to beginning this discussion. As you watch Apollo 13, identify three distinct moments when a character illustrates a part of the Change Cycle Model. Explain how their words or actions illustrate that part of the model. FUTURE CHANGE Optimistic Fear Focus Immobilized Results CHANGE PAST Unproductive Skeptical INTEGRATE Confident Productive CYCLE Creative Defensive Energized Anxious DISCOVER RESISTANCE