Each person shares three facts about themselves, but one is fake. Helps people open up and learn surprising things about each other in a fun way.
5-30 people
15-20 minutes
Easy
Each participant prepares 2 true statements and 1 false statement about themselves
Take turns sharing your three statements with the group
Other participants discuss and vote on which statement they think is the lie
Reveal the answer and share the stories behind your truths
Team meetings, training sessions, new employee onboarding
Encourage people to share interesting or surprising facts
Mix obvious and subtle lies to make it more challenging
Allow time for follow-up questions about the truths
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