While it's true, as studies show that people often lie to each other, the biggest lies are the ones that we tell ourselves.

If you cannot come to terms with that in your own mind, then you're not really going

to be able to decipher when you tell the truth and when you don't to anybody else, because

you're too busy telling yourself a narrative that's not really true. Welcome to spiritually hungry.

Today is a tough topic. It's complicated and there are a lot of different opinions about it.

Tell me lies.

Tell me sweet little lies.

According to research, we are, all of us,

lying liars who lie about lying.

That's what makes it complicated.

Michael, do you want to guess what the most common lie is?

The most common lie. You look good?

No. Saying I'm fine. Ah, okay. Yep. Lying about themselves. 60% of people. Is that it's interesting that people, more people lie about themselves than other people? Yes, and we're going to unpack why that is and what percentage of when we lie

for the sake of others or when we lie because it's more convenient for ourselves. 60% of people

admit to saying they're fine when they're not. And it reminds me of this funny thing I came

across years ago. Women's English, yes, means no. No means yes. Maybe means no.

We need it. It means I want it. It's your decision. It means the correct decision should be obvious by now.

Do what you want. You'll pay for this later. We need to talk. It means I need to complain. I don't

really like that one. Sure, go ahead means I don't want you to do it. I'm not upset. Of course, means I need to complain. I don't really like that one. Sure, go ahead means I don't want

you to do it. I'm not upset. Of course means I'm upset, you moron. You're certainly attentive

tonight means is sex all you ever think about. The kitchen is so inconvenient means I want a new

house. Do you love me? Means I'm going to ask for something expensive. How much do you love me?

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