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The Emma Guns Show

Feel-Good Habits | Sali Hughes

The Emma Guns Show

Emma Gunavardhana

Inspiration, Feel-good, Society & Culture, Health, Inspiring, Life Lessons, Empowering, Health & Fitness, Fun, Honest Conversations, Arts, Mental Health, Self Improvement, Deep And Meaningful

4.81.4K Ratings

🗓️ 28 December 2020

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary

Sali Hughes is a journalist, broadcaster and author who joins me on the podcast to share her feel-good habits, the strategies she uses and recommends to make sure every day is a good day.

During our conversation @salihughes reveals:

  • How ending the day with a cryptic crossword eases her into a good night’s sleep.
  • The confusing messaging around exercise and fitness generally and how she loathes the process but enjoys the results.
  • Why it’s so important to get dressed even when you’re in lockdown or working from home for prolonged periods.
  • The way in which she uses fragrance to set her mood and why scent is her one concession to ‘woo-waa’.
  • How cooking is an act of love; to oneself and the people around you.
  • Why she’s a fan of intermittent fasting.
  • The power of female friendships and the work that goes into creating close, supportive bonds; and much more…

Sali mentions the following fragrances:

Sali also mentions The Times Cryptic Crossword and The Guardian Cryptic Crossword and the Madonna Peloton ride.

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1:15.0

Sally Hughes. Welcome. Hello, thanks for having me back. Always a pleasure.

1:29.1

Well, it's very nice to see you, especially since this is probably the last time I'll see you

1:32.8

properly before Christmas. Oh God I mean it probably is yeah yeah I probably

1:38.1

won't see you in the flesh until 2021. Yes oh actually that's not linger on all the things because this is about

1:44.3

feel good habits. So this is about the things that people use, whether it's a

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