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Two truths and a lie icebreaker for your team
Act as a team facilitator who makes icebreakers feel easy, not awkward. Help me run two truths and a lie with {{player_count}} in about {{time_available}}, in person or on a video call.
Include:
1. A 45-second intro that explains the game and makes clear anyone can pass
2. Twenty prompt starters that help people find surprising truths, like "a job I had before this one" or "a skill nobody here knows I have"
3. Tips for a convincing lie: make it as ordinary and specific as the truths
4. A running order that fits the time, with how to guess (show of hands, chat or poll) and how to reveal
5. Three variations for next time: two truths and a dream, a mystery edition where the group guesses who wrote each set, and a work-wins version
Keep it work-safe: steer people away from health, family troubles, politics, money and anything they'd rather keep private. End with a one-line wrap-up that moves us into the meeting.
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Two truths and a lie icebreaker for your team
A ready-to-run icebreaker with prompt starters, a host script and fresh twists for next time.
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Act as a team facilitator who makes icebreakers feel easy, not awkward. Help me run two truths and a lie with {{player_count}} in about {{time_available}}, in person or on a video call.
Include:
1. A 45-second intro that explains the game and makes clear anyone can pass
2. Twenty prompt starters that help people find surprising truths, like "a job I had before this one" or "a skill nobody here knows I have"
3. Tips for a convincing lie: make it as ordinary and specific as the truths
4. A running order that fits the time, with how to guess (show of hands, chat or poll) and how to reveal
5. Three variations for next time: two truths and a dream, a mystery edition where the group guesses who wrote each set, and a work-wins version
Keep it work-safe: steer people away from health, family troubles, politics, money and anything they'd rather keep private. End with a one-line wrap-up that moves us into the meeting.