In this final episode, Jim interviews Jessie Cruickshank. Jessie holds a master's degree from Harvard and applies brain science to real-life situations. Jim and Jessie talk about the science of hatred, family systems, and state-dependent learning. They talk about the myth of personal growth and how true transformation happens alongside other people. 

Follow Jessie Cruickshank on Twitter @yourbrainbyjess.

In this final episode, Jim interviews Jessie Cruickshank. Jessie holds a master's degree from Harvard and applies brain science to real-life situations. Jim and Jessie talk about the science of hatred, family systems, and state-dependent learning. They talk about the myth of personal growth and how true transformation happens alongside other people. 
Follow Jessie Cruickshank on Twitter @yourbrainbyjess.

Escaping Enemy Mode podcast helps you recognize when your brain is treating others as enemies to be defeated, instead of as people to be loved. With neuropsychologist Jim Wilder and Brigadier general Ray Woolridge, we'll discover the ways enemy mode sabotages our best intentions and find pathways to refriend the people around us. Escaping Enemy Mode features interviews with leading experts in policing, politics, education, and sports on the topic of Enemy Mode and how it affects their work.

Escaping Enemy Mode podcast helps you recognize when your brain is treating others as enemies to be defeated, instead of as people to be loved. With neuropsychologist Jim Wilder and Brigadier general Ray Woolridge, we'll discover the ways enemy mode sabotages our best intentions and find pathways to refriend the people around us. Escaping Enemy Mode features interviews with leading experts in policing, politics, education, and sports on the topic of Enemy Mode and how it affects their work.

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