This relates to groups where, for whatever reason, a preference is represented by only one or no participants (e.g., four Es and zero Is or one I).  <B>Note:<N> You can conduct a group exercise with two of a preference (e.g., two Es and two Is).  However, we have found it difficult and sometimes unfair to participants to have a "group" of one representing a preference.

The <B>Number of Participants, Time Required, Objectives, Pre-Workshop Trainer Tasks, Agenda, and Materials Needed<N> as described in Otto's Famous Never Let You Down Eight Group Design are the same.

In <B>Running the Workshop<N> you will only be able to conduct group exercises where there is adequate group size (e.g., two or more participants).  Where you cannot conduct an exercise, you should provide a brief presentation on that preference dichotomy and relate your experience and stories to it.  Check with participants to see if they have an understanding of that dichotomy before moving to another exercise or presentation.

For the remainder of the workshop, complete the design as described in the one-day version of Otto's Famous Never Let You Down Eight Group Design.
