This article first appeared in Capital, The Edge Malaysia Weekly on July 9, 2018 - July 15, 2018
Dear folks,
In light of recent developments, allow me, Dr Quack, psychologist extraordinaire, to share with you some dos and don’ts for when you find yourself with your back against the wall.
I mean, let’s face it. You’ll find yourself there at some point in your life. You might, for instance, get caught in a lie. Or — and the odds of this happening is probably 1 in 2.6 billion — you might be caught with cookie crumble all over you, rendering an almost perfect case for those accusing you of helping yourself to cookies you shouldn’t have had.
Let’s say the latter happens. Panicked, and probably never having thought that the day would come when your overpriced rug would be pulled from under you, here’s what you may tend to do, with — more likely than not — terrible results.
I hope these pearls of wisdom come handy for you one day, folks.
Yours in empathy,
Dr Quack
Disclaimer: Dr Quack has long uncrossed her legs and sold off her comfy couch on which many a patient sat, having been disbarred from the industry for being, well…
a quack.
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