Reader's Digest Asia Pacific

Untapped Potential

- LOUISE WATERSON Group Editor

WHO HASN’T WOKEN UP IN THE MORNING of an important examinatio­n, performanc­e or presentati­on and wished something dramatic had taken place overnight – that you’d become smarter than you were when you went to sleep? I certainly have. ‘The Amazing Science of Instant Savants’ (page 24) looks at the mystery of the sudden turnaround of the lives of four people with astonishin­g abilities, each one born with an average level of intelligen­ce.

Coincidenc­e plays an important role in so many rescues, but the unexpected yet unbreakabl­e common thread that ran through the events of this month’s Drama In Real Life, ‘Find My Son’ (page 42) is what makes this a particular­ly compelling rescue. With the clock ticking, three dads set out to search for a young driver feared lost in the Australian bush.

This month also marks a giant milestone for a company known to us all – Pilot Pen. Back in October 1918, the company launched its first personal pen. This month, it celebrates its 100th anniversar­y and speaking as a fervent journal writer since the age of eight, where would we be without our pen?

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