Trust Me, I'm Lying

“And I've had I had that process with Trust Me, I'm Ly, too, because I did the paperback like a year later and then I did a 5-year anniversary edition. So, I did that book twice and then I had to read it twice.”

“Well, I I actually, this is the epigraph—is to trust, me, lying is the James Agy quote where it’s basically saying that fundamentally journalism is a form of lying because you’re taking disparate events and coordinating them to tell a story that you want to tell. And you’re leaving things out, and then there’s that famous, what’s her name, the”

“I wrote trust me I'm lying in New Orleans and then I wrote the proposal for the obstacles away there and I sent it to them the week that trust me online came out”

“I probably rewrite Trust Me, I'm Lying just because I wrote that when I was so young, and also I've seen the legacy that that book has given you some good stuff over there or maybe I wouldn't publish it at all.”

“I was telling a friend last night I was telling you I was coming here and I said my staff brought in this book trust me I'm lying”

“I was telling a friend last night I was coming here and I said my staff brought in this book, 'Trust Me, I'm Lying.'”

“He went to his editors and said, 'I know 'Trust Me, I'm Lying' is going to be a blockbuster, but I want to start doing books on the Stoics.'”

“you ever read Ryan Holliday's book, Trust Me, I'm Lying. Yeah, he has this great concept called trading up the chain”

“And so I read Ryan Holiday's book, Trust me, I'm Lying. That's right. And it really changed my perspective on this.”

“One of the things that you said that I really resonated with was you were talking about your first book, trust me, I'm lying. And you were saying something to the effect of if there were 100 units, you got 90% of the units of satisfaction from how well the book did”

“the most one is ant kind by Charlie Kaufman and the other is trust me I'm lying by you”

“so there's this guy named ryan holiday you know ryan holliday the author of trust me i'm lying is that it”

“trust me i'm lying by ryan holiday”

“Thanks for recommending the book Trust Me, I'm Lying by Ryan Holiday”

“I use in the intro of Trust Me I'm Lying. I I I was fooling around with that word disintegrated.”

“The epigraph of this book I I used it in my media book and trust me I'm lying. Uh I think it's one of the great quotes of all time. War is a racket.”

“Today's guest, James Altter, when I did, Trust Me I'm Lying, my first book came out.”

“I was gave a talk at this thing yesterday and this guy came up to me and he was like, I read your book. Trust Me I'm Lying, It's changed my life.”

“But I remember when I was writing uh trust me, I'm lying.”

“Uh that like for instance, my first book is called Trust Me I'm Lying, which was I believe Nikki's idea, and it's great as a book title.”

“trust me, I'm lying well I I was like if this book doesn't come out like right now it's going to be like irrelevant I was like this is like of the moment I should have in retrospect”

“And I did this on I did this on Trust Me, I'm Lying, also, but I think that was like a 5-year anniversary edition, because like stuff in the media changes faster than this.”

“I did this with Trust Me, I’m Lying as well, but it was like a 5-year anniversary edition because stuff in the media changes faster than this.”

“So I I did I think two versions of the two versions of Trust Me, I'm Lying.”

“yeah well it was funny when I wrote that book which seems insane to me that I wrote a book basically about fake news before fake news was a thing but in 2000 I I was writing that book in 2011 and researching in 2010”

“and like it wasn't uh like sort of per it it seemed to be um when I was writing uh the updated version of of trust me lying I was talking about podcasting as a positive medium”

“I was—I’d be curious your thoughts on podcasting as a medium because I had such high hopes for it as a medium, and like it wasn’t—uh, like sort of per—it seemed to be, um, when I was writing, uh, the updated version of Trust Me, I’m Lying, I was talking about podcasting as a positive medium in that it’s subscriber-based,”

“I was telling H that I was saying like obviously postwriting trust me I'm lying”

“Like I didn't I didn't feel like I was getting robbed when I took like less than half for The Obstacle Is the Way as I'd gotten for Trust Me, I'm Lying.”

“I didn't feel like I was getting robbed when I took less than half what I’ve gotten for Trust Me. I thought, 'I'm writing a book about an obscure school of ancient philosophy, that sounds really sound.'”

“I had to rewrite one. I probably rewrite trust me I'm lying just because I wrote that when I was so young and also I've seen the legacy that that book is going to some good stuff out of that you did or”

“I probably rewrite trust me I'm lying just because I wrote that when I was so young and also I've seen the legacy that that book is going to”

“the performing for the my first book is called trust me I'm lying and I use this metaphor that Upton Sinclair did”

“but when I went with trust me I'm lying there was a bidding war everyone was super excited about it”

“I don't want to exaggerate the significance of the story, but when I went with Trust Me, I'm Lying, there was a bidding war.”

“I wrote Trust Me, I’m Lying while I still had a small salary; I wrote Growth Hacker while I still had a small salary, and then Dove was fired from American Apparel.”

“I wanted to call it Confessions of a Media Manipulator. My my publisher wanted to call it Trust Me, I'm Lying. And I asked Robert Green I said, Robert, I want to call it Confessions of a Media Manipulator, um but the the publisher has all this data that says trust me I'm lying is better.”

“I wanted to call it Confessions of a Media Manipulator. My my publisher wanted to call it Trust Me, I'm Lying.”