By Stacey Hoffer
Stacey Hoffer is an ICF-certified mental health and emotional wellness coach, ancient feminine wisdom mentor, and upcoming author, who is powerful guide for cultivating deep inner peace. With a client list that includes Fortune 500 companies, the NFL, and women from all over the world, Stacey seamlessly blends evidence-based practices with ancient wisdom to deliver unparalleled transformations.
Known for her comforting approach, Stacey helps her clients navigate life’s inevitable challenges while reconnecting to their inner strength and calm. Her work goes beyond surface solutions — she offers practical tools and soul-deep insights that empower individuals to live in alignment with their authentic selves.
Stacey’s passion lies in guiding her clients back to their truest selves. Her message is clear: inner peace isn’t just attainable — it’s the foundation for a more joyful, empowered life. And it's a conscious, intentional, life long practice. Stacey believes If every person on this planet embodied self love and inner peace, we could achieve world peace.
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I believe I could distinguish your lies from your truth in a video so that I could observe your face and gestures and listen to your voice. The linguistic content of the three sentences as such reveals little about the nature of your deception skills (or lack thereof).
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1. I’m fluent in Spanish.
2. I spent a month in Beijing ten years ago.
3. I served for 3 years as a lieutenant in the Israel Defense Forces.
1. I attended a 3 month long theatre program in London
2. I run a daycare at my home
3. I can speak 4 languages
This is harder than I thought it would be…
1. I do belly dancing.
2. I have been parachuting before.
3. Shirley MacLaine had her assistant call me.
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1. I sang for a major chorus as an adult without ever having a voice lesson.
2. I became a problogger in less than six months.
3. I have worked for over twelve companies in eleven years.
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1. I lived in six different places over a five year period.
2. I had my first car accident before I was old enough to have a driver’s license.
3. I once broke my leg in three places while skiing in Colorado.
(smile)
mine? Im a natural blonde, I once ran the chicago marathon, I was Matthew Brodericks personal trainer for a while
@ALL – I love reading your responses. This is very fun!
@Patricia – Great idea! I have been thinking about how to incorporate video into my blog. Thanks for the suggestion.
@Vered – I’m guessing your truths are spending a month in Beijing ten years ago and serving for 3 years as a lieutenant in the Israel Defense Forces.
@Maya – I’m guessing your truths are attending a 3 month long theatre program in London and speaking 4 languages.
@Davina – I’m guessing your truths are doing belly dancing and when Shirley MacLaine had her assistant call you.
@Carla – I’m guessing your truths are singing for a major chorus as an adult without ever having a voice lesson and working for over twelve companies in eleven years.
@Lance – I’m guessing your truths are having your first car accident before you were old enough to have a driver’s license and breaking your leg in three places while skiing in Colorado.
@MizFit – I’m guessing your truths are running the Chicago marathon and being Matthew Broderick’s personal trainer for a while.
1. I have lived in Vienna, Austria.
2. I play women’s basketball.
3. I attended The Journalism School at Columbia.
@Hip Mom – I’m guessing your truths are playing women’s basketball and attending The Journalism School at Columbia.
1. I had an Australian tv celebrity hit on me at a bar
2. I was robbed at knife point in Mexico City
3. I was plucked off the street to be in a tv advertisement
Stacey, I’m thinking number 1 is your false answer, though yours are hard!
Kelly
I just thought, do you say “Hit on me” in the US? It doesn’t mean punch, it means “made a pass” or tried to get me to go home with him.
Kelly
@Kelly – I’m guessing your truths are an Australian TV celebrity hit on you at a bar and that you were unfortunately robbed at knife point in Mexico City. And yes, “Hit on me” is used in the US. 🙂
You know…I’m having great difficulty with this game. I am finding it so so hard to lie. Not sure why…I’m already choking away here. I think I’d stay out until your next post. I can see it is fun for the rest, by the way!
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1. I was born on the same day as Michael Jackson.
2. My brother saved my life when I was in middle school.
3. I was accepted into Stanford.
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Ha I’m late to this so I can already see which one is your truth, Stacey.
For me, um…
1. I got a black eye at a gay disco in 1981.
2. I got a black eye from a ski pomma in 1982.
3. I got a black eye from Oprah in 1983.
OK it’s not very good but I’m tired.
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I’m so not good at this game.
1. I share the same birthday as Shakespeare.
2. I am a competitive ballroom dancer
3. I am a past president of the Ricky Martin fan club
Here’s my shot.
1. I played professional baseball.
2. I met Robert Plant (lead singer for Led Zeppelin)
3. I am a CPA because I love doing accounting work.
…………Since I am so late and we are supposed to reveal our answers today number 3 is the lie. I am a CPA because I wasn’t very good at number 1.
@Evelyn – No worries. Thank you for sharing your reaction to this exercise.
@Simple Sapien – I’m guessing your truths are being born on the same day as Michael Jackson and having your brother saved your life when you were in middle school.
@Robin – I’m guessing your truths are black eyes at a gay disco and from skiing.
@Stacey Shipman – I’m guessing your truths are sharing the same birthday as Shakespeare and being a past president of the Ricky Martin fan club.
@Dave – I was going to guess #2 and #3. Thanks for humoring me with this exercise!
Stacey, I do play basketball (still!), but sadly, did not attend the Journalism School at Columbia. I quite enjoyed my time in Vienna, though. Thanks for doing this – very fun!