Well, nobody is perfect. We’re all human, and practitioners of NLP do their best to strive for higher standards. Let’s just say they are in the process of excellence rather than perfection.
That being said, there are practitioners who learn NLP to solve their own problems. Unfortunately, sometimes, that’s not enough. To get the most of your own personal development, some measure of coaching or mentoring is required because we can only be aware so much by ourselves.
Personally, I recommend anyone who is in an NLP Practitioner training to learn to “walk the talk” as best they can. Practitioners who are living NLP day to day will get better in their ability to practice the NLP concepts, and are more likely to be able to help others.
