Lies are pouring from our lips day by day. It doesn't matter whether it is realized or not, a lie remains a lie, whatever you call it. The need to deceive teaches us resourcefulness and self-control - the more we learn about lying, the less we come across it. A few simple rules will prevent you from revealing your deception.
Instructions
Step 1
Believe in what you are talking about. If you are not sure of your words, so talk about your interlocutor!
Step 2
So that there is no doubt, think through your story in detail. How would you tell her if she really was. Here you have to get used to the role a little. Perhaps something happened to you long ago that you want to lie about now. Then just consider that you are telling the truth, but slightly shifted in time.
Step 3
You should use your memory, otherwise you will become entangled in your own lies. If your hamster dies, he shouldn't do it every week.
Step 4
Memory is important when you talk about details. By the way, do not delve too deeply into them, but they should be present in your story, and only well thought out, and not appearing off the shelf.
Step 5
Lie by half. To make the deception look more convincing, dilute it with truth, preferably one that can be verified.
Step 6
Do not exaggerate. What seems important to you may well turn out to be a trifle for others.
Step 7
Be aware of the physical manifestations of lying. Try to keep track of how you speak and move as you speak. Look the other person in the eye with confidence. You may be ashamed, but you decided to lie.
Step 8
Prepare to fail. In case you get caught, there should also be an excuse to keep the consequences of lying to a minimum.
