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Here we are, in the last quarter of the year, living in a strange time where so many changes are unfolding ­rapidly right in front of us. Some of you might have ­resumed most activities outside the house, while some others are still hunkering inside to minimize the risk of contracting the coronavirus. Everyone is adjusting to the new reality and normality, including Malaysian ­businessman Justin Lim who graces this month’s ­cover. Although some of his investment ideas are pending a more ­favourable ­economic and travel climates, Lim is quick to create new plans and to pivot his businesses with Hemera International Group in Indonesia and ­Malaysia. Read more about his foray into healthcare through ­strategic partnerships in the “Line of Vision” cover story. Elsewhere in this issue, we talk to more visionaries who are building their futures, and the next generation’s, through a range of professions. There is Maye Musk, a senior supermodel who earned the status at the age of 69 with more achievements worth to know other than being Elon Musk’s mother. On a more dynastic perspective, the Assouline family touches on the next chapter of its famous publishing house known for those big, bold and beautiful coffee-table books that decorate your libraries and living rooms. Moreover, not to forget homegrown stories, our editors visited and tasted four legendary ­eateries around Jakarta to find out their succession plans and secrets behind their longevity, having weathered ­decades of changes including the Covid-19 ­pandemic. These ­restaurants are my family’s personal longtime ­favourites, and perhaps yours also, so I encourage you to read more on “Legends are Made”. Moving on to the fashion front, Tatler Indonesia is proud to share news from two renowned maisons, ­Louis Vuitton and Cartier, about their latest collections of ­accessories to have and to cherish.