Generally, lying when you do something unpopular, unethical, or even accidently, the return on investment for lying seems like the (obvious) best and most valuable choice – life immediately becomes easier when we are “off-the-hook”.
The wrath and responsibility for owning up to something can be avoided or turned into a non-issue if we lie.
What’s in it for being honest?
Trust.
The most valuable of all relationship ingredients.
When our son was about two years old (in 2002), we promised him he’d never get in trouble for telling the truth.
Set your bar(s) high.
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Couldn’t find attribution for this, but enjoyed discovering it on Facebook while sitting on a High School bench:
The brutal truth?
The beautiful truth?
After 56 years on this planet, a very nice paradox to transform the way i think about honesty, feedback, and coaching.
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