About the Book
Book: The Power of the Reframe
Author: J.J. Bundy
Genre: Christian Living / Self-Help / Faith-Based Healing
Release Date: September 15, 2025
When life hits hard, you have two choices: stay stuck in the pain or learn how to reframe it. The Power of the Reframe is a healing guide for women who are ready to release the weight of the past, renew their minds, and step into a new future with God at the center. Blending biblical truth, real-life wisdom, and practical exercises, this book helps you: Recognize the patterns holding you back. Reframe your story through God’s Word and affirmations. Rebuild a new perspective rooted in faith, ownership, and hope. This is not about ignoring your pain—it’s about transforming it into purpose. With journal prompts, heart-check exercises, and encouragement for every step of the healing journey, The Power of the Reframe shows you how to take your broken pieces and build something whole.
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About the Author
J.J. Bundy (Jasmine Shegog) is the founder of The Reframe Collective, LLC, a healing-centered brand that equips women and children to break cycles, renew their minds, and build generational wholeness. A mother, writer, and former teacher, Jasmine draws on her own journey through grief, emotional healing, and faith to create resources that make complex emotional and spiritual truths simple and life-changing. Through books, workbooks, and retreats, she helps others reframe their pain into purpose. She also writes children’s books under the pen name J.J. Shegog.
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The Power of the Reframe because I know what it feels like to be stuck in the weight of your past, unsure how to move forward. For years, I wrestled with grief, emotional pain, and cycles I couldn’t seem to break. But through God’s Word and the practice of reframing, I discovered that the same moments that once felt like breaking points could actually become turning points.
This book is my heart on paper—a guide for anyone ready to renew their mind, take ownership of their healing, and step into God’s purpose with freedom. It’s filled with encouragement, biblical truth, and practical exercises that will help you not just survive what you’ve walked through, but actually be transformed by it.
Blog Stops
Book Reviews From an Avid Reader, February 28
Simple Harvest Reads, March 1 (Author Interview)
Artistic Nobody, March 2 (Author Interview)
Debbie’s Dusty Deliberations, March 2
Guild Master, March 3 (Author Interview)
Fiction Book Lover, March 4 (Author Interview)
It’s Mama Safe, March 5
Books Less Travelled, March 6 (Author Interview)
Texas Book-aholic, March 7
History, Hope & Happily Ever After, March 8 (Author Interview)
Truth and Grace Homeschool Academy, March 9
Paula’s Pad of Inspiration, March 10 (Author Interview)
Happily Managing a Household of Boys, March 11
Vicky Sluiter, March 12 (Author Interview)
For the Love of Literature, March 13 (Author Interview)
Mary Hake, March 13
Interview with JJ:
What was one of the most surprising things you learned in creating your books? One of the most surprising things I learned is how fun creating adult books can be—not because the work itself is easy, but because of the revelation that comes with it. I was shocked at how, even when I reread my own writing, I would get something new out of it each time. I thought only the Bible worked like that. But I realized that what a person receives from a book depends entirely on where they are in their life at the moment. A reader might take something from a section that I never saw or intended. The revelation goes beyond the original writing, and that surprised me in the best way.
Can you share a real-life event that inspired your writing? Losing my mom—2,000%—is what inspired my writing. I lost her in May of 2025. Even though I had been trying to write the book before that, I didn’t have the right outline or the right clarity. When she passed, the grief hit me with the realization that I never got the chance to have the conversations with her that I always wanted. That same feeling went back to my cousin who passed three years earlier. Writing became the place where I finally said everything I never got to say. It became my way of releasing the conversations, the questions, and the reflections I never got to have with them.
What questions do you ask yourself when preparing to write a new book? The first question I ask is: Is this even necessary? Do I truly need to write this? What new value am I bringing? Who needs this message? Why does this matter? At first, I wrestled with whether my voice was needed, but God revealed something to me: it’s not always what you say—it’s how you say it. Some people won’t hear a truth until you’re the one who speaks it. And even if the book reaches just one person—if it brings someone closer to Christ or gives them language for their healing—it’s worth it.
What was the best money you spent as a writer? The best money I ever spent was redoing my front porch. I transformed it into a peaceful writing space for early mornings when ideas are fresh. I wanted a place that invited reflection and clarity. And now, not only is it my favorite writing spot, but it’s become a place my kids love too. Creating that environment was an investment in both my creativity and my peace.
Giveaway
To celebrate her tour, J.J. is giving away the grand prize of a $50 Amazon Gift Card and a signed copy of the book and its companion workbook!!
Be sure to comment on the blog stops for extra entries into the giveaway! Click the link below to enter.
https://gleam.io/wNgC2/the-power-of-the-reframe-celebration-tour-giveaway
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