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You keep lying, and building the lie, infusing chunks of truth to make the lie more believable, that it actually becomes the truth? (all IRL and consequential)
I'm not sure I understand your question, but a lie can slowly become a delusion. It's why pathological liars often seem to believe their own stories.
Or just liars who really want to make their lie into reality. Dont have to be a pathological liar to do this. You just got to swallow your own lie long enough where it becomes your reality.
As long as it isnt too dissimilar to how you would orientate yourself normally this isnt as stressful as it would seem. To go beyond this is to have cognitive dissonance. Such as a salaryman believing they are a rockstar.
A real lie can never turn into the real truth.
You can delude yourself into thinking so; but, that's just another lie.
The wise Dhar Mann once said:
Whatever happens in the dark always comes to light.
It's only a lie if you are only one who knows it's a lie. It becomes the truth when no others belive it's a lie, including yourself.
It ain't called a slippery slope because it abruptly ends without climax
I could write you a book on how to do that and everything that surrounds it.
But I won’t.