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The Quite So! podcast has taken a bit of a turn from what used to be a solo journey into a partnership with my various guests from around the globe. I still hope to infuse my audience with a dose of hope and optimism; that has not changed.

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Sep 7, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    The 1% Effort Theory Known as the Mikael Avatar Method (opens the original)

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    Mikael Avatar was born with cerebral palsy, and instead of allowing that to define him, he went ahead and defied all the odds life threw at him. He beat the Paralympics long jump world record while in his twenties, wrote two books, initiated the Mikael Avatar Method that stipulates putting in 1% effort daily into a passion of yours, and lived beyond the age of fifty (the usual life expentancy for people with cerebral palsy). This interview is filled with his life adventures. Connect with Mikael

  2. Episode · Jul 13, 2026

    A Chat with Friend and Author Maureen Joseph (opens the original)

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    Maureen Joseph is the author of Twice the Demise, Book One, and she is about to release Book Two this summer. I am privileged to also call her my dear friend of almost thirty years. If you want to know more about Goth literature, our take on the ban on words and exchange policies, and our view of death and grief, then you will definitely enjoy this episode. To connect with Maureen: www.maureenjosephwrites.com

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