📚 3 Books mentioned in "Jerrod Carmichael ON: How To Reframe Shame Into Self Growth" of On Purpose with Jay Shetty

Now I’m internalizing, though, that philosophy and seeing it as philosophy I had to remove the magic from the Bible, right? And this is what works for me; I’m saying this cautiously, because I know I can still see the ears of my mother perking up, so I’m saying that this is what has helped me.

Jerrod Carmichael reflects on how he needed to strip away the 'magic' from the Bible to better internalize its philosophical aspects. This marks a transformation in how he engages with traditional religious beliefs, emphasizing his personal spiritual journey and the need for authenticity. This conversation takes place with Jay Shetty, the host.

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I then read this book by Eric Butterworth called Discover the Power Within You, and it helped me articulate how I felt. And that is if you take Christ’s words as philosophy, right?

Jerrod Carmichael discusses how the book 'Discover the Power Within You' by Eric Butterworth helped him articulate his feelings about faith and purpose. He reflects on how the book influenced his understanding of Christianity and his relationship with God.

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Philippians is something; oh, I can use all of this for good. I can take what, you know, I can take the rubble or things from the ashes and make something new out of this and continue forward with a sense of purpose, with a sense of duty; I can form that, you know?

Jerrod Carmichael mentions the book of Philippians from the Bible while discussing how he can transform difficult experiences into opportunities for growth and purpose.

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