In reading this article, I'm sure you have noticed many of them. Everyone has the resources they need. The worth of an individual is constant, while the behavior can change. The map is not the territory. It is better to have choices than not to have choices.
Every behavior has a positive intent.
There are no mistakes, only feedback. By living these presuppositions, experienced NLP practitioners naturally embody the attitudes of great coaches. Both assume that the player is capable. Both have experience exploring the underlying mental frameworks that either support or inhibit growth. They assist players in finding the deep structure of their experience, where profound change takes place.