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The Science of Happy

In this episode of Sister-in-Law, Bri and Cambria tackle two very different — but deeply connected — conversations. First, Bri shares her “10 Commandments of the Moment,” a fiery, grounded reset for women who feel overwhelmed, overstimulated, and exhausted from always being the bigger person. It’s about reclaiming power, telling the truth, and refusing to shrink. Then Cambria shifts into the science of happiness; breaking down the four key neurochemicals that influence how we feel: dopamine, serotonin, oxytocin, and endorphins. She explains how chronic stress suppresses these chemicals, why modern life overwhelms our biology, and what we can practically do every day to support our brains. It’s part empowerment manifesto, part neuroscience cheat sheet. Part One: Bri’s 10 Commandments of the Moment A response to overwhelm, information overload, and the emotional weight many women are carrying. Core themes: No more being the bigger person Stop absorbing everyone else’s emotions Tell the truth, even if it’s uncomfortable Channel anger into clarity Protect your energy Reclaim your personal power Stop shrinking to make others comfortable Own your voice Create boundaries without apology Focus on what you can actually control This section is less about being “nice” and more about being honest. Part Two: The Science of Happy Cambria breaks down the four primary “happy chemicals” in the brain and how to work with them instead of against them. Dopamine The motivation and reward chemical. Great for drive — dangerous when overstimulated. Serotonin The mood stabilizer. Influenced by sunlight, movement, confidence, and status. Oxytocin The connection chemical. Built through touch, eye contact, deep conversations, rituals, and feeling emotionally seen. Endorphins The pain relief and stress buffer chemical. Nature’s Advil. Helps you tolerate life’s intensity. She also explains: How cortisol (stress) blocks happy chemicals Why chronic stress exhausts your system Why modern life overwhelms our biology Why reducing stress must come before increasing happiness Practical Tools Shared Oxytocin boosters: 20-second hugs Deep conversations Eye contact Laughing with friends Physical touch Compliments Group rituals Petting animals Acts of kindness Feeling emotionally seen Endorphin boosters: Exercise that makes you sweat Laughing hard Dancing Cold exposure Spicy foods Crying Singing loudly Sex or orgasm Accomplishing hard things Watching something genuinely funny Includes a quick self-assessment quiz to determine whether you’re supported, low, or depleted. Timestamps 00:00 – Thailand recap and life updates 06:00 – The episode overview: rage + science 09:00 – Bri’s 10 Commandments of the Moment 25:00 – Why modern life overwhelms our biology 32:00 – The four happy chemicals explained 45:00 – Oxytocin and connection practices 55:00 – Endorphins, stress, and the quiz 1:05:00 – Practical everyday happiness boosters