Tan now gets plenty of invitations to share his journey of addiction and going to prison. Here he is giving a talk to students and staff of his former alma mater, Raffles Institution in Singapore. — Photos: HAROLD TAN
Listening to Harold Tan, 67, talk about his past is like reading a gripping novel with multiple climaxes.
The only difference is that his story – from a highflying corporate man to his shocking fall from grace due to drug addiction – is real, not fictional.
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