Alphonso Pettis

Today I'm Thinking

Society EN ↓ 27 episodes

Today I'm Thinking with Alphonso Pettis is a solo podcast about life, discipline, responsibility, healing, and the lessons you only learn through experience. Speaking from the perspective of a martial artist, mentor, and community leader, this podcast shares real thoughts about real solutions - manhood, relationships, growth, purpose, and staying strong when life gets hard. No yelling. No pretending. No fake motivation. Just honest reflection, .wisdom, and truth from someone who's lived it. If you believe in discipline, personal growth, and learning from life.... this podcast is for you

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Author

Alphonso Pettis

Category

Society

Podcast website

riverside.com

Latest episode

Oct 1, 2026

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Episodes

"Stay Focused, Keep Moving" 30.03.2026

On this episode of Today I'm Thinking, I'm talking about discipline, direction, and the mindset it takes to keep going-especially when things get tough. Staying focused isn't easy, but it's necessary. Keep moving. Your growth depends on it.

"Being an Only Child. A blessing or curse?" 26.03.2026

No siblings. No backup. No one to share the weight with. Is being an only child a hidden advantage...or an emotional challenge people don't talk about? In this episode of Today I'm Thinking, we break down the truth behind growing up as an only child ---the strength it builds, the struggles it hides, and how it shapes the person you become.

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