In this week’s Success Newsletter, I would like to explore lies – why we lie, how we started lying and how to stop it.
First a quick update:
· “Celebrity Drugs, Lies and Cheating”: Baseball star, A Rod admitted using steroids, Basketball Star, Dwayne Wade’s wife divorced him, originally citing adultery; Micheal Phelps was shown in a photo smoking marijuana from a bong and; R & B singer Chris Brown was arrested for allegedly attacking a woman believed to be Rihanna…Listen to the interview I gave to Russ Morley, News/Talk 850 WFTL when I reveal the psychological and emotional motivations of celebrities uncovering the link between their roots, upbringing, discipline, insecurities, morality, willpower and the exaggerated effects of money, fame and temptation. http://patrickwanis.com/RadioInterviews.asp
Now, let’s talk about the lies.
The dictionary defines a lie as: to speak falsely or utter untruth knowingly, as with intent to deceive; something intended or serving to convey a false impression; imposture: “His flashy car was a lie that deceived no one.”
It’s true that we all have told a lie at one time or another in our life; some bigger than others. Most of our lies began as children and you might be shocked to think about how you learned to lie. I say learned because everything we do is based on programming and responses to situations that later become habits.
The adults in our childhood lives unknowingly taught us to lie.