LESSON 2 · Break the Yelling Cycle
Your Built-In Calm Button
When anger surges, your sympathetic nervous system floods you with adrenaline and cortisol. Your heart pounds, your muscles tense, and the thinking part of your brain goes quiet.

These are not pep talks or positive thinking. They are physical moves that change your body chemistry on the spot. You cannot reason your way out of a full anger spike — the rational brain is offline. But you can breathe, cool down, and refocus your senses.