How to Lie About Everything: And Why Everyone Else Already Is

Everybody lies.

Your boss. Your coworkers. Your customers. Your dates. Your family. You.

The difference is that most people call it something else.

For years I worked across offices, job sites, sales floors, service counters, and businesses of every kind. Everywhere I went, I noticed the same thing:

Different buildings. Different uniforms. Same people.

The guy who knows everything. The manager with the open-door policy. The customer who's "not trying to be difficult." The entrepreneur who's one deal away from making it. The person who says they're fine. The person who believes their own story.

This book is a funny, practical field guide to lies, manipulation, gaslighting, workplace politics, dating, status games, and the stories people tell every day.

Inside you'll learn:

• Why people lie
• How to spot a liar
• How gaslighting works
• The 7 rules that make lies believable
• Why confidence often beats truth
• How people manipulate without realizing it
• The biggest lie most people ever believe

By the end, you'll understand people better.

You may even catch yourself.

Read it. Use it. Don't get played.