[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":-1},["ShallowReactive",2],{"$fRdy4Ph-Pr3_YSRANo4UELfNtlCWM9i03GPoJzUPa93A":3,"$fOYAx8qm7SqxQvcRN-lSYyqgmRF2Os-zWqQ-WRNPEuCQ":37,"$fS6vMjY_aEmliQcqMabxk0plXfGtrZMFUtdnps2GIeqk":132},{"data":4,"meta":33},[5,9,13,17,21,25,29],{"id":6,"name":7,"slug":8},1,"Career & Finance","career-and-finance",{"id":10,"name":11,"slug":12},11,"After Hours","after-hours",{"id":14,"name":15,"slug":16},3,"Wellness","wellness",{"id":18,"name":19,"slug":20},12,"Style","style",{"id":22,"name":23,"slug":24},4,"Voices","voices",{"id":26,"name":27,"slug":28},2,"Mindset","mindset",{"id":30,"name":31,"slug":32},10,"Nourish","food",{"pagination":34},{"page":6,"pageSize":35,"pageCount":6,"total":36},25,7,{"data":38,"meta":130},[39],{"id":40,"title":41,"createdAt":42,"updatedAt":43,"publishedAt":44,"content":45,"slug":46,"coffees":26,"seo_title":41,"keywords":47,"seo_desc":48,"featuredImage":49,"category":96,"author":100,"img":129},134,"Working Conditions of Immigrant Women","2024-08-06T17:56:35.653Z","2024-08-06T18:00:00.677Z","2024-08-06T18:00:00.674Z","\u003Cp>Immigration is not an issue of our time. Since almost the beginning of humanity, people have been forced to relocate, mainly for economic reasons. But it is interesting to look at the lives of immigrant women, given that women for many years have been encountering profound problems in the workplace, not to mention that only in recent decades have they managed to acquire labor rights.\u003C\u002Fp>\n\u003Cp>Unfortunately, surveys do not show us positive data on the working lives of immigrant women. Immigrant women established themselves as a workforce in factories as early as the 17th century in the United States of America. Nowadays, research shows \u003Cstrong>immigrant women outnumber immigrants to the U.S.\u003C\u002Fstrong> According to a study by the \u003Ca href=\"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.migrationpolicy.org\u002Farticle\u002Ffrequently-requested-statistics-immigrants-and-immigration-united-states-2024#:~:text=About%2051%20percent%20of%20all,slightly%20outnumber%20men%20and%20boys.\">Migration Policy Institute\u003C\u002Fa>, about 51 percent of all U.S. immigrants in 2022 were female, compared to 50 percent of the native born. Nevertheless, women immigrants still face severe problems, even in finding a job.\u003C\u002Fp>\n\u003Cp>Let us not forget that many of these women come from countries in poverty or war. Thus, apart from their living conditions, some were forced to leave their country before completing their studies. This means that \u003Cstrong>their credentials are not recognized in numerous countries,\u003C\u002Fstrong> and consequently, their skills are degraded, and they are banned from being selected for higher-paying and high-status job positions. They, therefore, struggle to be recognized in order to have a healthy working life.\u003C\u002Fp>\n\u003Cp>At the same time, the fact that they do not have sufficient knowledge of foreign languages, especially English, in combination with their lack of work experience – which is so important– \u003Cstrong>makes them inadequate for many employers and reduces their options\u003C\u002Fstrong>.\u003C\u002Fp>\n\u003Cp>Nevertheless, they try to support themselves and their family in every way. According to surveys, \u003Cstrong>in the U.S.,\u003C\u002Fstrong> \u003Ca href=\"https:\u002F\u002Fwww.americanimmigrationcouncil.org\u002Fresearch\u002Fsnapshot-immigrant-women-united-states\">\u003Cstrong>immigrant women are active in the labor force at a higher rate than Native women\u003C\u002Fstrong>\u003C\u002Fa>, and an equally large proportion is observed in other parts of the world.\u003C\u002Fp>\n\u003Cp>In many countries, their working conditions are anything but dignified. Due to the "shortages" they have and their need for work, many employers take advantage of their situation and their gender, which is considered by many to be weak. Thus, \u003Cstrong>illegal work for uninsured immigrant women is common,\u003C\u002Fstrong> along with the fundamental benefits to which an employee is entitled. Unfortunately, harassment, violence, abuse, and even trafficking are dangers that immigrant women are exposed to at a high level.\u003C\u002Fp>\n\u003Cp>Unsurprisingly, the gender pay gap is clearly visible, given the fact that \u003Cstrong>immigrant women are paid less than immigrant men\u003C\u002Fstrong> despite their hard work and education.\u003C\u002Fp>\n\u003Cp>Racism and stereotypes are part of the problems faced by immigrant women and girls. We've all heard people derisively refer to their ethnicity, as if the country you grew up in is offensive. Many employers and employees treat immigrant women, and immigrants, of course, in a degrading way, with the result that they cannot integrate smoothly into the host country. Social isolation is one of the consequences they experience.\u003C\u002Fp>\n\u003Cp>In order to combat immigrant women's exploitation and unemployment, many European organizations are fighting for their rights, however, the road is long and bumpy until they manage to be considered as equals and their rights are guaranteed.\u003C\u002Fp>\n","working-conditions-of-immigrant-women","women immigrants, women immigration, immigration rights, gender equality, immigration, female immigration","The life of women immigrants is not all roses. Women foreigners have to undergo a series of severe problems. Read the article about women immigrants and their challenges.",{"id":50,"name":51,"alternativeText":52,"caption":53,"width":54,"height":55,"formats":56,"hash":91,"ext":58,"mime":61,"size":92,"url":93,"previewUrl":52,"provider":94,"provider_metadata":52,"createdAt":95,"updatedAt":95},348,"women immigrants.webp",null,"women immigrants",1600,900,{"large":57,"small":67,"medium":75,"thumbnail":83},{"ext":58,"url":59,"hash":60,"mime":61,"name":62,"path":52,"size":63,"width":64,"height":65,"sizeInBytes":66},".webp","https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Flarge_women_immigrants_a5c1421cb0.webp","large_women_immigrants_a5c1421cb0","image\u002Fwebp","large_women immigrants.webp",27.43,1000,562,27430,{"ext":58,"url":68,"hash":69,"mime":61,"name":70,"path":52,"size":71,"width":72,"height":73,"sizeInBytes":74},"https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Fsmall_women_immigrants_a5c1421cb0.webp","small_women_immigrants_a5c1421cb0","small_women immigrants.webp",12.4,500,281,12398,{"ext":58,"url":76,"hash":77,"mime":61,"name":78,"path":52,"size":79,"width":80,"height":81,"sizeInBytes":82},"https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Fmedium_women_immigrants_a5c1421cb0.webp","medium_women_immigrants_a5c1421cb0","medium_women immigrants.webp",19.51,750,422,19512,{"ext":58,"url":84,"hash":85,"mime":61,"name":86,"path":52,"size":87,"width":88,"height":89,"sizeInBytes":90},"https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Fthumbnail_women_immigrants_a5c1421cb0.webp","thumbnail_women_immigrants_a5c1421cb0","thumbnail_women immigrants.webp",5.56,245,138,5560,"women_immigrants_a5c1421cb0",49.59,"https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Fwomen_immigrants_a5c1421cb0.webp","aws-s3","2024-08-06T17:59:51.767Z",{"id":22,"name":23,"slug":24,"createdAt":97,"updatedAt":98,"publishedAt":99},"2020-12-24T19:16:11.810Z","2025-10-01T19:49:12.086Z","2024-06-26T07:27:59.419Z",{"id":14,"name":101,"slug":102,"instagram":103,"facebook":104,"bio":105,"createdAt":106,"updatedAt":107,"publishedAt":108,"linkedIn":109,"avatar":110,"avatarImg":128},"Amalia","amalia","https:\u002F\u002Fwww.instagram.com\u002Famalia.ka__\u002F","https:\u002F\u002Fwww.facebook.com\u002Famalia.kakampakou","Amalia is the Teacher. She loves what she does. She is addicted to detail: if it isn’t perfect, it’s not good enough. She loves her job and she loves writing. She wants to learn new things and she is very curious about everything. Her favorite question: Why? 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Balancing life, a career, our relationships with our loved ones, and taking some time for self-care is considered a feat.\n\nWhat we can say for sure is that everyone **undergoes** stress at various times in their lives. [Stress](https:\u002F\u002Fwww.workingal.com\u002Farticles\u002Fhow-to-reduce-stress-naturally) is a normal reaction that occurs when you experience changes or challenges, and your body responds physically and mentally to stress.\n\nWhen you feel stressed, you may experience anxiety, depression or panic attacks, chest pain or racing heart rate, fatigue or insomnia, headache, high blood pressure, and upset stomach (indigestion).\n\nIf you feel that stress overwhelms you and makes your daily life difficult, it is important to address the problem and take up some effective stress management techniques.\n\nStress management involves using techniques to improve how you respond to life **stressors**. These techniques, recommended by experts, can prevent or ease stress-induced symptoms, calm you down immediately, and improve your quality of life.\n\n# Deep Breathing\n\nDeep breathing is a simple but extremely effective technique for _immediate stress reduction_. When you are under stress, your breathing becomes fast and shallow, which increases tension. Deep breathing reverses this process, promoting calm and relaxation.\n\n## How to do it right:\n\n- Find a quiet place and sit comfortably.\n- Close your eyes and take a slow, deep breath from your nose, completely filling your lungs.\n- Hold your breath for a few seconds, and then exhale through your mouth.\n- Repeat this process for a few minutes, focusing on your breath and letting go of your thoughts.\n\n# Meditation\n\nMeditation is one of the oldest techniques of relaxation and concentration. It helps reduce stress, enhances concentration, and provides a sense of peace and balance. It may feel awkward in the beginning and may need practice, but if you keep practicing it daily, then you will benefit more and more.\n\n## How to do it right:\n\n![stress management techniques.webp](https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Fstress_management_techniques_c32d6d9ae1.webp)\n\n- Find a quiet place without distractions.\n- Sit or lie down comfortably and close your eyes.\n- Focus on your breath or a word\u002Fphrase that calms you down.\n- Let your thoughts come and go without criticism.\n- Start with 5-10 minutes a day and increase the time as you get familiarized.\n\n# Physical Exercise\n\nExercise is a natural way to release tension and improve your mood. Apart from the benefits in our overall well-being and health, exercise is good for our mental health as well. During exercise, the body releases endorphins, the hormones that boost our mood directly.\n\n## How to do it right:\n\n- Find a form of exercise that you enjoy, such as walking, running, yoga, pilates, or dancing.\n- Try to workout for at least 30 minutes, 3-4 times a week, to meet the weekly recommendation of 150 minutes\u002Fweek that is recommended by experts.\n- Integrate exercise into your daily routine, by adding your workout session to your calendar.\n\n# Nature Therapy\n\nNature has a magical ability to calm the mind and reduce stress. Research has shown that contact with nature can lower levels of cortisol, the stress hormone. Even if you are a big city resident, fortunately, there are many places where you can find a little oasis.\n\n## How to do it right:\n\n- Go for a walk in the park, forest or near the sea.\n- Focus on the sounds, smells, and images around you, staying away from your phone.\n- If possible, dedicate at least 20-30 minutes a day to getting in touch with nature.\n\n# Social Connection\n\nOur immediate social environment plays a decisive role in managing stress. Friends, family, and all our loved ones can provide emotional support, understanding, and security. Don’t underestimate the power of social connection; afterall, we are all social creatures!\n\n## How to do it right:\n\n- Spend time with people who make you feel comfortable and enjoyable.\n- Share your thoughts and feelings with people you trust.\n- Don't be afraid to ask for help when you need it.\n\nWhat you should always remember is that stress is inevitable in life; the key is to be able to manage it without letting it overwhelm you. Following small but effective techniques to help you calm down and enjoy a more balanced life is the ultimate stress management tool.\n\n### Sources:\n\n**_Mayo Clinic:_** [**_Deep Breathing for Stress Relief_**](https:\u002F\u002Fwww.mayoclinic.org\u002Ftests-procedures\u002Fdeep-breathing\u002Fexpert-answers\u002Fdeep-breathing\u002Ffaq-20057923)\n\n**_Harvard Health:_** [**_Relaxation Techniques: Breath Control Helps Quell Errant Stress Response_**](https:\u002F\u002Fwww.health.harvard.edu\u002Fmind-and-mood\u002Frelaxation-techniques-breath-control-helps-quell-errant-stress-response)\n\n**_National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH):_** [**_Meditation: In depth_**](https:\u002F\u002Fwww.nccih.nih.gov\u002Fhealth\u002Fmeditation-in-depth)\n\n**_Harvard Health:_** [**_The Exercise Effect_**](https:\u002F\u002Fwww.health.harvard.edu\u002Fmind-and-mood\u002Fthe-exercise-effect)\n\n**_American Psychological Association (APA):_** [**_Nurtured by Nature_**](https:\u002F\u002Fwww.apa.org\u002Fmonitor\u002F2011\u002F04\u002Fnature)\n\n**_American Psychological Association (APA):_** [**_The Power of Social Support_**](https:\u002F\u002Fwww.apa.org\u002Fhelpcenter\u002Femotional-support)","stress-management-these-5-techniques","stress reduction management, stress mgt, stress management, stress treatments, stress management techniques","Feeling overwhelmed by stress? We asked the experts and they relieved the most effective stress management techniques.",{"id":145,"name":146,"alternativeText":52,"caption":147,"width":54,"height":55,"formats":148,"hash":173,"ext":58,"mime":61,"size":174,"url":175,"previewUrl":52,"provider":94,"provider_metadata":52,"createdAt":176,"updatedAt":176},346,"stress management techniques.webp","stress management techniques",{"large":149,"small":155,"medium":161,"thumbnail":167},{"ext":58,"url":150,"hash":151,"mime":61,"name":152,"path":52,"size":153,"width":64,"height":65,"sizeInBytes":154},"https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Flarge_stress_management_techniques_b17fe5ef70.webp","large_stress_management_techniques_b17fe5ef70","large_stress management techniques.webp",33.88,33884,{"ext":58,"url":156,"hash":157,"mime":61,"name":158,"path":52,"size":159,"width":72,"height":73,"sizeInBytes":160},"https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Fsmall_stress_management_techniques_b17fe5ef70.webp","small_stress_management_techniques_b17fe5ef70","small_stress management techniques.webp",13.77,13766,{"ext":58,"url":162,"hash":163,"mime":61,"name":164,"path":52,"size":165,"width":80,"height":81,"sizeInBytes":166},"https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Fmedium_stress_management_techniques_b17fe5ef70.webp","medium_stress_management_techniques_b17fe5ef70","medium_stress management techniques.webp",23.82,23816,{"ext":58,"url":168,"hash":169,"mime":61,"name":170,"path":52,"size":171,"width":88,"height":89,"sizeInBytes":172},"https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Fthumbnail_stress_management_techniques_b17fe5ef70.webp","thumbnail_stress_management_techniques_b17fe5ef70","thumbnail_stress management techniques.webp",4.87,4872,"stress_management_techniques_b17fe5ef70",68.56,"https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Fstress_management_techniques_b17fe5ef70.webp","2024-08-06T17:31:30.117Z",{"id":26,"name":27,"slug":28,"createdAt":178,"updatedAt":179,"publishedAt":99},"2020-12-24T19:15:46.057Z","2025-10-01T19:50:39.801Z",{"id":18,"name":181,"slug":182,"instagram":52,"facebook":52,"bio":183,"createdAt":184,"updatedAt":185,"publishedAt":186,"linkedIn":52,"avatar":187},"Mariana","mariana","Mariana is our amazing psychologist. She is generally shy, but she has the answers to all questions. She is calm but can be pretty sarcastic if she wants to! She is working with women who are struggling in their jobs. She also loves knitting. She helps our Working Gal Team with her valuable insights and tips for a balanced work life.","2023-11-12T05:43:27.688Z","2023-11-12T05:47:04.640Z","2023-11-12T05:47:04.619Z",{"id":188,"name":189,"alternativeText":190,"caption":190,"width":113,"height":113,"formats":191,"hash":197,"ext":58,"mime":61,"size":198,"url":199,"previewUrl":52,"provider":94,"provider_metadata":52,"createdAt":200,"updatedAt":201},248,"1.webp","",{"thumbnail":192},{"ext":58,"url":193,"hash":194,"mime":61,"name":195,"path":52,"size":196,"width":122,"height":122},"https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Fthumbnail_1_ead45d4a4f.webp","thumbnail_1_ead45d4a4f","thumbnail_1.webp",4.51,"1_ead45d4a4f",8.67,"https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002F1_ead45d4a4f.webp","2023-11-12T05:43:16.157Z","2023-11-12T05:43:16.165Z","https:\u002F\u002Fmedia.workingal.com\u002Fstress_management_techniques_b17fe5ef70.webp",{"id":204,"title":205,"createdAt":206,"updatedAt":207,"publishedAt":208,"content":209,"slug":210,"coffees":26,"seo_title":205,"keywords":211,"seo_desc":212,"featuredImage":213,"category":247,"author":250,"img":272},132,"Why I’m Always Hungry? 5+1 Tips to Help You Put a Stop!","2024-08-06T16:49:31.436Z","2024-08-06T16:58:34.141Z","2024-08-06T16:58:34.138Z","You make sure that your meals consist of healthy choices, you follow your [meal prep](https:\u002F\u002Fwww.workingal.com\u002Farticles\u002F5-tips-for-meal-prep) and nutritional plan religiously, yet a little after your meal or snack, you get hungry again and end up snacking in order to feel full and saturated.\n\nVarious reasons may trigger this feeling of **insatiable hunger**, such as a diet plan for weight loss, emotional hunger, foods in our direct field of vision that create the feeling of cravings, or even polyphagia.\n\nExtreme hunger, aka polyphagia, can be a **medical symptom**, so it’s important to consult a physician because it may be a sign of diabetes, hypoglycemia, or thyroid disease.\n\nHowever, if there is no medical situation and the feeling of hunger is a daily occurrence for you and disorganizes you or affects your productivity, then the following tips will help you increase the feeling of **satiety** and drive the feeling of hunger away, allowing you to manage your appetite!\n\n# 1. Give Volume to Your Meal\n\nTry to give volume to your food because, with less food, you will be full much faster! And when we talk about volume, we mean foods rich in fiber! Fiber takes up space in our stomach because it absorbs water and since **digestion** takes time, it will quickly induce the feeling of satiety and keep you full for longer! Plus, foods rich in fiber will help you avoid unhealthy snacking between meals in order to combat your insatiable appetite. So, make sure that you add **salad** to every meal and include fruits, vegetables, legumes, and whole grains that are rich in fiber in your daily diet!\n\n# 2. Drink Lots of Water\n\nProper **hydration** of the body is very important to enhance metabolism and support all the functions of our body. [Water](https:\u002F\u002Fwww.workingal.com\u002Farticles\u002Fwater-is-a-beauty-elixir), in addition to hydration, will help you feel saturated, so you do not need snacking to feel full! Also, make sure you drink 1-2 glasses of water before each main meal to curb hunger with a smaller amount of food.\n\nPlus, it’s good to keep in mind that when you don't consume enough fluids, you may feel hungry when you're actually **thirsty**! Always remember to drink water, tea, and herbal drinks daily to cover the recommended daily amount of fluids (8-10 glasses, according to Global Recommendations).\n\n# 3. Add Protein to Every Meal\n\nDon't forget protein! Starting with breakfast, try to add a source of protein to every meal – if you can, even add a small source of protein to your snacks! It will fill you up with fewer calories, and it will help you **regulate** the feeling of hunger during the day! Lean meat, fish, eggs, cheese, and turkey are some distinct sources of protein of animal origin. Legumes, nuts, soy, and its derivatives are excellent choices of protein of plant origin, as long as you make the right combinations to fully absorb it.\n\n# 4. Add Variety to Your Meals\n\n![insatiable hunger.webp](https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Finsatiable_hunger_f00470af63.webp)\n\nOur diet should include foods from all food groups (proteins, carbohydrates, fiber, healthy fats). The right combinations are the key to achieving the feeling of satiety and staying full for a long time. So, avoid **limiting** your meals to just one food group (e.g. carbohydrates) because they will not fill you up, and you will soon be looking for something more. Aim for good combinations, such as fresh **vegetables** along with healthy carbs and protein.\n\n# 5. Chew Your Food Properly\n\nAn important mechanism to manage the feeling of hunger is chewing your food properly. This contributes to better digestion and **absorption** of nutrients. It reduces ghrelin -the hunger hormone and reduces the tendency to overeat. But what does proper chewing mean? Chew slowly until the food softens. This will allow your body to absorb all the necessary nutrients and feel the flavor, the aromas, and the tastes of your food! _And why should you eat slowly?_ Because our brain needs **20 minutes** from the moment we start eating to understand the process of eating. After this time, the brain gets the indication of saturation. Dedicate the time it takes to your meal, and you will feel full for much longer, and at the same time, you will manage to limit snacking.\n\n# 6. Follow the Method of Smart Dish\n\nThe method of the smart dish includes the following features: Fill half of your plate with **salad**, the remaining 1\u002F4 with **protein** (meat, egg, chicken, seafood, etc.), and the remaining 1\u002F4 with **carbohydrates** (pasta, rice, bread, potato, etc.). Then, you add good fats such as olive oil, nuts, or some avocado. The order in which you consume each food is also important. Start with your salad that is rich in **fiber**, then move on to your protein, and finally, go for the carbs. By this time, you will notice that the feeling of satiety is more intense, and probably you won’t be hungry for sometime.\n\nFollow these tips you will be able to solve the often annoying and unpleasant feeling of constant hunger; you will manage your weight; you will get rid of any guilt feelings, and be more healthy and productive.","why-i-m-always-hungry-5-1-tips-to-help-you-put-a-stop","why am i hungry all the time, constant hunger, what illness causes constant hunger, constantly hungry, insatiable hunger, ","If you feel hungry all the time and don't know what to do, then try our tips from the experts that will help you manage your appetite.",{"id":214,"name":215,"alternativeText":52,"caption":216,"width":54,"height":55,"formats":217,"hash":242,"ext":58,"mime":61,"size":243,"url":244,"previewUrl":52,"provider":94,"provider_metadata":52,"createdAt":245,"updatedAt":246},344,"why i am always hungry.webp","Why I am feeling hungry all the time",{"large":218,"small":224,"medium":230,"thumbnail":236},{"ext":58,"url":219,"hash":220,"mime":61,"name":221,"path":52,"size":222,"width":64,"height":65,"sizeInBytes":223},"https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Flarge_why_i_am_always_hungry_2a6d757619.webp","large_why_i_am_always_hungry_2a6d757619","large_why i am always hungry.webp",27.38,27378,{"ext":58,"url":225,"hash":226,"mime":61,"name":227,"path":52,"size":228,"width":72,"height":73,"sizeInBytes":229},"https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Fsmall_why_i_am_always_hungry_2a6d757619.webp","small_why_i_am_always_hungry_2a6d757619","small_why i am always hungry.webp",11.3,11296,{"ext":58,"url":231,"hash":232,"mime":61,"name":233,"path":52,"size":234,"width":80,"height":81,"sizeInBytes":235},"https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Fmedium_why_i_am_always_hungry_2a6d757619.webp","medium_why_i_am_always_hungry_2a6d757619","medium_why i am always hungry.webp",19.03,19032,{"ext":58,"url":237,"hash":238,"mime":61,"name":239,"path":52,"size":240,"width":88,"height":89,"sizeInBytes":241},"https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Fthumbnail_why_i_am_always_hungry_2a6d757619.webp","thumbnail_why_i_am_always_hungry_2a6d757619","thumbnail_why i am always hungry.webp",4.47,4472,"why_i_am_always_hungry_2a6d757619",51.91,"https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Fwhy_i_am_always_hungry_2a6d757619.webp","2024-08-06T16:55:32.298Z","2024-08-06T16:58:25.811Z",{"id":14,"name":15,"slug":16,"createdAt":248,"updatedAt":249,"publishedAt":99},"2020-12-24T19:16:00.904Z","2025-02-19T20:04:41.159Z",{"id":26,"name":251,"slug":252,"instagram":253,"facebook":254,"bio":255,"createdAt":256,"updatedAt":257,"publishedAt":258,"linkedIn":259,"avatar":260},"Tonia","tonia","https:\u002F\u002Fwww.instagram.com\u002Fliolioutonia\u002F","https:\u002F\u002Fwww.facebook.com\u002Ftonia.lioliou","If you could find one person combining physical strength and mental ability it would have her name. Tonia is also a teacher, but she has serious experience in all kinds of jobs. She can do whatever you ask her. She is also a big fan of remote work -and she is not afraid to admit it. This is why she loves writing about it.","2020-12-24T18:57:03.277Z","2022-03-04T12:40:41.173Z","2020-12-24T18:57:04.381Z","https:\u002F\u002Fwww.linkedin.com\u002Fin\u002Ftonia-lioliou-078949202\u002F",{"id":26,"name":111,"alternativeText":112,"caption":112,"width":113,"height":113,"formats":261,"hash":267,"ext":116,"mime":119,"size":268,"url":269,"previewUrl":52,"provider":94,"provider_metadata":52,"createdAt":270,"updatedAt":271},{"thumbnail":262},{"ext":116,"url":263,"hash":264,"mime":119,"name":265,"path":52,"size":266,"width":122,"height":122},"https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Fthumbnail_tonia_614def26ea.png","thumbnail_tonia_614def26ea","thumbnail_tonia.png",52.63,"tonia_614def26ea",111.31,"https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Ftonia_614def26ea.png","2020-12-24T18:57:01.136Z","2025-02-22T08:34:14.859Z","https:\u002F\u002Fmedia.workingal.com\u002Fwhy_i_am_always_hungry_2a6d757619.webp",{"id":274,"title":275,"createdAt":276,"updatedAt":277,"publishedAt":278,"content":279,"slug":280,"coffees":14,"seo_title":275,"keywords":281,"seo_desc":282,"featuredImage":283,"category":318,"author":319,"img":345},131,"How I Developed Self-Discipline: 7 Proven Ways","2024-07-17T18:04:50.707Z","2024-07-17T18:14:48.777Z","2024-07-17T18:14:48.774Z","“I want to lose weight, but I can't,” “I'll be on a diet from Monday,” “I'll have to take care of my health, but I don’t have the time,” “I'll start getting my medication,” “I want to change jobs, but I cannot sit down and update my LinkedIn profile,” or replace this sentence with whatever you think you need to do.\n\nIf you recognize yourself in one of the above phrases, keep reading because it’s time you **acknowledged** that you lack self-discipline.\n\nThe bad news is that you have lost some time trying to do whatever you need\u002Fwant\u002Fmust do. The good news is that there are ways to escape this **vicious cycle** of doing nothing and build the discipline to move from where you are to where you want to be.\n\nFirst things first, we need to define discipline and [self-discipline](https:\u002F\u002Fwww.workingal.com\u002Farticles\u002Fhow-to-practice-self-discipline). In essence, the big difference between those terms is that discipline is focused on the promise you've given to someone else, so someone else is looking at you and watching your steps. Sometimes, you're trying to be okay with that because it's the stress you feel when somebody is paying **attention** to you and your actions. \n\nSo, what is self-discipline? It is about doing what is right for you and what you've promised yourself, and nobody is watching apart from you.\n\n### Self-discipline is a part of self-leadership\n\nIf you don't have control over your life and you cannot discipline yourself, then how can you lead others?\n\nAccording to numerous studies, self-disciplined people show significant levels of **happiness** and satisfaction compared to people who **struggle** to fulfill their obligations because they feel more productive and creative. They get out of their comfort zone since they are moving towards action, and they're not losing their time and **thoughts** on what could have happened in the past or what they could have done better; the only thing that they care about is [how to succeed](https:\u002F\u002Fwww.workingal.com\u002Farticles\u002Fhabits-of-successful-women) and how to move ahead with their lives.\n\nJim Rohn once said that self-discipline is the **bridge** between goals defined and goals accomplished. So, the only way to succeed, move forward, and do what you actually want to do in your life is to be self-disciplined.\n\n![Woman around hands](https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Fhow_to_be_self_disciplined_76fc3242a7.webp)\n\nIf you think being self-disciplined is extremely hard and something you would never be able to achieve, believe me, it’s not; it’s more like following some simple **rules** but following them for an amount of time equivalent to not having to think about them anymore. Keep reading because I have the seven ways that have helped me build self-discipline and actually move forward with my life -personally and professionally.\n\n# Replace “I Have To” With “I Want To”\n\nOk, this is a great one -and it can be fun! If you tell yourself that **you have to** lose weight or you **have to save money this month**, then by default, you put yourself in a position where what you are going to do is either extremely dull or overly unpleasant, and it shows that you have to work hard for that and that someone has imposed and enforced that to you, but when you say _“I want to lose weight”_ or _“I want to go to save money this month,”_ you automatically get in the mood that you are motivated to go for it. So, next time you must do something, replace those two words and see the magic of your brain when you tell it the right words!\n\n# Manage Self-expectations\n\nIt's physically impossible to be exceptional in everything we are doing. Nobody is good at everything, so it is important to be self-aware and know where you are good and where you're not. Then, when you understand your sensitive spots, it will be easier for you to work for them and put them first on your **to-want list** because you don't want to be exposed; you want to do your job and move on with your goals. Don't start with the easy ones, aka the things you are good at; begin with the **challenging** ones because this is the only way to build self-discipline. For instance, if your sensitive spot is communications, then the first thing you should put on your “want list” is to communicate in any possible way with everyone; so, go on arrange meetings, **call** people instead of texting, have a chit-chat with the person waiting behind you on the line to grab a Starbucks… If you keep doing that, you will soon feel more comfortable talking to other people, and, at the same time, you will **build** discipline.\n\n# Avoid Distractions\n\nSuppose you are about to work on a critical project or have a crucial deadline. You know that, but having your phone beside you will make you **scroll**. So, you lose a couple of hours of your life doomscrolling and end up late at night with no energy or motivation to finish your report. Take your phone and put it somewhere else. Remove it from where you are, restrict access to your phone for the next couple of hours until you progress with your work, and try not to go and touch it. Some phone apps can help you do that, but your loved ones can also be a helpful **ally**; that means take your phone and give it to you only when the time is right. Overall, try to do whatever you can to avoid distractions, **temptations**, or whatever keeps you away from your goals.\n\n# State your why\n\nWhen you want to achieve a goal but don't feel disciplined enough, remember your **why**. For instance, if your goal is to lose weight, why do you want to do that? Reflect on what achieving this goal means for your life, how important it is, and what good it can bring; also think about the negative impact of not **fulfilling** it. If you know your why, then the motivation of being self-disciplined is going to be more accessible, and you are going to remember the reasons for taking away from yourself some quick pleasure, like sitting on the couch without doing anything instead of hitting the **gym**.\n\n# Schedule Your Time Accordingly\n\n![woman doing plank with barbels](https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Fblog_900x550_2_1_6cda54913c.webp)\n\nList all the actions and activities you must do to **achieve** your goals and go where you want to be; then add them to your calendar. If you want to go to the gym early in the morning, block the calendar so that this is the dedicated time. If you want to finish the report, block this time on the calendar so that this time is dedicated to that. Having a **calendar** will definitely help you take action. My colorful calendar is watching me every single day! However, what you need to pay attention to is to make your calendar as **functional** as you can so that your tasks are achievable. Don’t overload yourself every day, and don’t try to fit everything in one day. Trust me, if you keep doing this for a month, the calendar habit will become irreplaceable!\n\n# Change The Way You See Yourself\n\nThe way you **look** at yourself and the way you talk to yourself is fundamental. If you keep telling yourself that you cannot be self-disciplined, you cannot sit down and do what you must, or that you do not have what it takes to move forward, this becomes a **self-fulfilling prophecy**, and you end up causing your beliefs to come true. Instead of this negative self-talk, try tomorrow to wake up and say, _“I'm very disciplined, and I can do everything,”_ or _“I can do whatever it takes to lose weight or to save money this month.”_ It may not work the first day, but after 10 days, if you keep motivating yourself like this and talking positively to yourself, believe me, this will get you the self-discipline you need.\n\n# Forgive Yourself\n\nSelf-discipline is not a sprint; it's a **marathon**. It's expected to be kept from being disciplined every day. This is a common motif for people who start a diet on Monday. Imagine going to the office while you're ready to begin your new nutritional plan, and then a colleague has their birthday, and they have brought candies. You eat one, and then you say, _“you know what, I don't think I'm going to do that. I'm not capable of doing that”_. And then you drop your diet. Let me tell you something: It's okay to **make a slip**. You need to forgive yourself and move forward to the rest of your diet day. If you want ice cream, it's okay; you can keep eating healthy after that. Do not slap yourself if you have a sleep, and do not feel that you failed in any way. Do not ruin what you have been building with your **nutrition** all this time for one time for 5 minutes that it took with this ice cream; it's okay; you deserve a moment of sleep, and you go back to your plan as you have scheduled it.\n\nSelf-discipline is something that you need to work on and keep trying to achieve. It's not something that comes with a magic wand, and boom, one day, you become self-disciplined. If you follow the above tricks, within a month, you'll be able to say that you have put the foundation for a more self-disciplined life and resulting success.","self-discipline-7-proven-ways","self discipline leadership, self discipline how to, self control definition, ","You struggle to motivate yourself to achieve your goals? Then, this article will help you build self-discipline and reach the life you dream of.",{"id":284,"name":285,"alternativeText":286,"caption":287,"width":54,"height":55,"formats":288,"hash":313,"ext":58,"mime":61,"size":314,"url":315,"previewUrl":52,"provider":94,"provider_metadata":52,"createdAt":316,"updatedAt":317},342,"how to be self-disciplined.webp","hand putting the letter e in the word discipline","how to be self-disciplined",{"large":289,"small":295,"medium":301,"thumbnail":307},{"ext":58,"url":290,"hash":291,"mime":61,"name":292,"path":52,"size":293,"width":64,"height":65,"sizeInBytes":294},"https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Flarge_Blog_1600x900_1_cbb0224ca6.webp","large_Blog_1600x900_1_cbb0224ca6","large_Blog-1600x900-_1_.webp",31.24,31240,{"ext":58,"url":296,"hash":297,"mime":61,"name":298,"path":52,"size":299,"width":72,"height":73,"sizeInBytes":300},"https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Fsmall_Blog_1600x900_1_cbb0224ca6.webp","small_Blog_1600x900_1_cbb0224ca6","small_Blog-1600x900-_1_.webp",13.46,13456,{"ext":58,"url":302,"hash":303,"mime":61,"name":304,"path":52,"size":305,"width":80,"height":81,"sizeInBytes":306},"https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Fmedium_Blog_1600x900_1_cbb0224ca6.webp","medium_Blog_1600x900_1_cbb0224ca6","medium_Blog-1600x900-_1_.webp",21.62,21616,{"ext":58,"url":308,"hash":309,"mime":61,"name":310,"path":52,"size":311,"width":88,"height":89,"sizeInBytes":312},"https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Fthumbnail_Blog_1600x900_1_cbb0224ca6.webp","thumbnail_Blog_1600x900_1_cbb0224ca6","thumbnail_Blog-1600x900-_1_.webp",5.47,5468,"Blog_1600x900_1_cbb0224ca6",59.73,"https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002FBlog_1600x900_1_cbb0224ca6.webp","2024-07-17T18:12:08.198Z","2024-07-17T18:14:12.971Z",{"id":26,"name":27,"slug":28,"createdAt":178,"updatedAt":179,"publishedAt":99},{"id":6,"name":320,"slug":321,"instagram":322,"facebook":323,"bio":324,"createdAt":325,"updatedAt":326,"publishedAt":327,"linkedIn":328,"avatar":329},"Dimitra","dimitra","https:\u002F\u002Fwww.instagram.com\u002Fdimdimi\u002F","https:\u002F\u002Fwww.facebook.com\u002Fdimitra.lioliou.9","She worked in corporate, then embraced the freelancer dream and built two businesses. In the meantime, she learned five foreign languages, picked up a Master's in Digital Marketing, and somehow ended up deep in the world of AI Risk Strategy — because understanding people was always the strategy anyway.\nNow she spends her time between Greece and the US, meeting with clients, writing about whatever life brings, and helping businesses figure out what AI gets wrong before it costs them.\nJust a suggestion: don't ask her about languages. She will never stop talking.","2020-12-24T18:56:38.909Z","2026-02-19T19:46:02.745Z","2020-12-24T18:56:43.888Z","https:\u002F\u002Fwww.linkedin.com\u002Fin\u002Fdimitra-lioliou\u002F",{"id":330,"name":331,"alternativeText":332,"caption":333,"width":113,"height":113,"formats":334,"hash":341,"ext":116,"mime":119,"size":342,"url":343,"previewUrl":52,"provider":94,"provider_metadata":52,"createdAt":344,"updatedAt":344},1244,"Dimitra Lioliou.png","dimitra lioliou profile pic","dimitra lioliou the working gal",{"thumbnail":335},{"ext":116,"url":336,"hash":337,"mime":119,"name":338,"path":52,"size":339,"width":122,"height":122,"sizeInBytes":340},"https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Fthumbnail_Dimitra_Lioliou_4c495e8044.png","thumbnail_Dimitra_Lioliou_4c495e8044","thumbnail_Dimitra Lioliou.png",47.83,47833,"Dimitra_Lioliou_4c495e8044",34.56,"https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002FDimitra_Lioliou_4c495e8044.png","2025-04-09T22:06:21.464Z","https:\u002F\u002Fmedia.workingal.com\u002FBlog_1600x900_1_cbb0224ca6.webp",{"id":347,"title":348,"createdAt":349,"updatedAt":350,"publishedAt":351,"content":352,"slug":353,"coffees":14,"seo_title":348,"keywords":354,"seo_desc":355,"featuredImage":356,"category":390,"author":394,"img":398},130,"Corfu: The Queen Of The Ionian Sea","2024-07-14T14:35:43.521Z","2024-09-03T18:14:37.605Z","2024-07-16T14:56:25.290Z","\n\nIf you haven’t already been or heard about it, **Corfu** is one of the most beautiful lush green Greek islands, located in the northern part of the Ionian Sea across Italy.\n\nCorfu is considered the queen of the Ionian islands, and not unfairly, as it is beautiful with a unique Old Town that the locals take great pride in!\n\nApart from the year-round ferry connection through the port of **Igoumenitsa**, Corfu has an airport with flights all year round to and from **Athens** and **Thessaloniki** and numerous charter flights from various European cities during the summer season.\n\nIf you are traveling by boat, approaching the port of Corfu is a **lifetime experience** since you will see the Old Fortress, the jewel of Corfu, lying across the shore as part of the Old Town. This is your first and very impressive of the island's **beauty** and **uniqueness**.\n\n### Tip: Consider renting a car\n\nCorfu is a big island; you can only get the whole experience if you have a car! Luckily, several car and motorbike rental companies suit every **taste** and **budget**. Personally, I wouldn’t suggest renting a motorbike, as the road network is not very well preserved, so a car would be a safer solution.\n\n# Northern Corfu\n\nLet's first see the northern part of the island! Leaving the port, we head towards the city's suburbs, such as Kontokali and Gouvia, which, due to the many **rentals and hotels**, are full of tourists in the summer. You can find several beaches there, and the location is convenient as you are ten minutes from the city, Paleokastritsa, Dassia, and Ipsos, which are about the same distance.\n\nDassia and Ipsos are very popular tourist areas with shallow waters, restaurants, and intense nightlife. Heading north, we will approach Barbati, which has many accommodation options and a wonderful pebbly sea, with many **beach bars and restaurants**. Going further, we pass by various small villages and lovely swimming bays, such as Nissaki, Agni, Kalami, the beautiful Kerasia beach, and Avlaki. Finally, we reach the largest town of northeastern Corfu, Kassiopi. Kassiopi is about 50 minutes from the port of **Corfu**. There is a very picturesque harbor and many small bays where you can swim while drinking your evening coffee.\n\nThe beaches of Kalamaki are perfect for children as they are very shallow, as is the beach of Agios Spyridonas. Apart from the main beach, there is a smaller one that few people know, located after the small bridge.\n\nRight before Agios Spyridonas beach, there is an old village, Palaia Perithia, an architectural gem of the island. The village has been **abandoned** since 1960. However, the old mansions and houses, all built according to Venetian architecture, have been preserved over time.\n\nSince 1980, the old Perithia has been declared a **Historical Preservable Monument**. After strolling through the village, you can taste Corfiot **delicacies** at one of the restaurants.\n\n### Before leaving the village, don’t forget to stop at Ice Dream for authentic Italian ice cream in many unique flavors\n\nTo reach the northernmost part of the island, which consists of many small villages, the most renowned being **Acharavi** and **Sidari**.\n\nAcharavi is very crowded in the summer, with many choices for drinks, food, clubs, etc. Its beach extends to 3 km, one of the longest in Corfu. Ten minutes from Acharavi is Sidari, which is also a very touristic area, with a shallow beach and the impeccable Canal D'amour, the **Greek Channel of Love**, which is an area with rocks created by the formations of the sea and on one of these rocks, there is a sea path. According to a legend, couples who go through it together without separating hands will stay together forever.\n\nBefore you leave the northern part of Corfu, don’t forget to visit the unique beach of Agios Georgios Pagon. It is a large bay with **crystal clear** waters, sometimes frozen, but well worth a visit! You can also rent a boat from here to visit Paleokastritsa.\n\n# West Corfu\n\nPaleokastritsa is one of the most popular destinations in Corfu. It is about 20 minutes from the city center and is usually full of tourists in the summer. Apart from the main beach, there are little bays around where you can be **more private** and enjoy the -cold- but amazing waters. The unique thing about this place is that because the ground is virgin, most beaches have rocks, and some are difficult to access.\n\n![corfu travel destination](https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Fblog_900x550_9_1_886ae59533.webp)\n\nIf you visit Paleokastritsa, rent a boat to tour all these lovely, remarkable bays, such as Rovinia, Limni, Paradise Beach, Liapades Beach, and many more. Don't forget to visit, either by sea or on foot, the fantastic **all-day beach bar** built inside a rock, [La Grotta](https:\u002F\u002Fwww.lagrottabar.com\u002F)! Here, you can swim in the morning and enjoy your drink until late at night, watching the incredible view.\n\n# Southern Corfu\n\nLet’s now move to the southern part of Corfu. Leaving the city heading south, there is the well-known Achillion Palace. It was the palace of **Princess Sissy,** who was in love with the ancient Greek God Achilles, hence its name.\n\nLeaving Achillion, we take the main road to reach **Lefkimmi**. This narrow road has many turns, so you must pay attention, especially in the summer when it is jam-packed! The first seaside village we meet is Benitses, which many tourists choose because it is relatively close to the city! Here, you can find many restaurants and bars and the **Sea Shell Museum of Corfu**, which is quite interesting. Heading to the south, we meet Moraitika and Messonghi villages, where you can find great hotels for all tastes.\n\nChalikounas and Issos are two massive sandy beaches with beach bars and many places for those who want tranquility. In the area, there is also **Lake Korission**, the only lake on the island, which has been declared a Landscape of Outstanding Natural Beauty and belongs to the Natura 2000 network.\n\nMarathias Beach is ideal for surf lovers when it’s windy. From there, we drive to Lefkimmi, a small town with many shops, bars, and services! From here, it is possible to take the **ferry** to Igoumenitsa and Paxos.\n\n# Corfu Old Town\n\nUndoubtedly, Corfu's most beautiful and iconic part is the **old town**! Walking through the kantounia (small alleys), you feel you are in another era! The Venetians occupied Corfu for many years, and that's why they heavily influenced the island's culture; you will notice an _“Italian”_ vibe around.\n\nNext to the main port is the Old Port, or Spilia, as the locals call it.\n\nFrom there, you can explore the New Fortress of Corfu and walk towards Liston Square.\n\nA must-visit is the **Saint Spyridon Church**, the patron saint of Corfu.\n\nIt is located in the alleys of the old town, and from there, the visitor reaches the famous pedestrian street, Liston, the local meeting point, where you will find many cafes and restaurants. Walking across **Liston**, you will end up at the Museum of Asian Art, and behind, there is a magnificent public garden worth a walk, overlooking the sea and the old Fortress.\n\nDo not forget to visit **Garitsa**, which has many restaurants and a magnificent view of the fortress, especially at night!\n\n### Walking by the sea from the Old Fortress to Garitsa Bay totally worth it\n\n![corfu old town](https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Fblog_900x550_9_c3a286822c.webp)\n\nAbout 5 minutes from the city by car lies **Kanoni**, with a beautiful view of Pontikonissi Island and the Vlacherna Monastery. Here, you can enjoy your coffee or drink while enjoying the fantastic view, not only of the monastery and the bay but also of the airport since the airway is extremely close. Watching **airplanes** take off and land in the background is quite mesmerizing!\n\nCorfu is an amazing, cosmopolitan island that can satisfy every taste. Enjoy the always happy locals' singing accents and relax in a must-go travel **destination**!\n\nAnd, to help you a bit more, here is a ToDo List for your trip to Corfu! Enjoy!\n\n# Your Corfu Bucket List\n\n- Have a coffee in Liston Square.\n- Visit the Old Fortress and take a selfie with the Garitsa Bay and the Old City in the back.\n- Try the traditional local dishes: Pastitsada, Bourdeto, and Sofrito.\n- Eat stuffed donuts at the town hall square, at Dripping Honey.\n- Stroll around Campiello, the oldest area of the Old Town with the beautiful alleys.\n- Visit the Archaeological Museum.\n- Walk to Kanoni - Vlacherna Monastery.\n- Enjoy your drink at the Hotel Cavalieri roof garden, which has an endless view of the Old Fortress and the bay of Garitsa.\n- Enjoy the singing accent of the inhabitants of Corfu.","corfu-the-queen-of-the-ionian-sea","corfu island greece, corfu kerkira greece, paleokastritsa, corfu greece, corfu old town","If you are looking for an elegant yet historic and popular holiday destination, then Corfu island is what you are looking for!",{"id":357,"name":358,"alternativeText":359,"caption":360,"width":54,"height":55,"formats":361,"hash":386,"ext":58,"mime":61,"size":387,"url":388,"previewUrl":52,"provider":94,"provider_metadata":52,"createdAt":389,"updatedAt":389},339,"corfu travel destination.webp","corfu beach","corfu travel destination",{"large":362,"small":368,"medium":374,"thumbnail":380},{"ext":58,"url":363,"hash":364,"mime":61,"name":365,"path":52,"size":366,"width":64,"height":65,"sizeInBytes":367},"https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Flarge_corfu_travel_destination_73f3ffc34b.webp","large_corfu_travel_destination_73f3ffc34b","large_corfu travel destination.webp",176.34,176344,{"ext":58,"url":369,"hash":370,"mime":61,"name":371,"path":52,"size":372,"width":72,"height":73,"sizeInBytes":373},"https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Fsmall_corfu_travel_destination_73f3ffc34b.webp","small_corfu_travel_destination_73f3ffc34b","small_corfu travel destination.webp",52.67,52666,{"ext":58,"url":375,"hash":376,"mime":61,"name":377,"path":52,"size":378,"width":80,"height":81,"sizeInBytes":379},"https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Fmedium_corfu_travel_destination_73f3ffc34b.webp","medium_corfu_travel_destination_73f3ffc34b","medium_corfu travel destination.webp",108.67,108670,{"ext":58,"url":381,"hash":382,"mime":61,"name":383,"path":52,"size":384,"width":88,"height":89,"sizeInBytes":385},"https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Fthumbnail_corfu_travel_destination_73f3ffc34b.webp","thumbnail_corfu_travel_destination_73f3ffc34b","thumbnail_corfu travel destination.webp",14.26,14260,"corfu_travel_destination_73f3ffc34b",415.06,"https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Fcorfu_travel_destination_73f3ffc34b.webp","2024-07-14T14:48:39.363Z",{"id":10,"name":11,"slug":12,"createdAt":391,"updatedAt":392,"publishedAt":393},"2024-12-23T20:58:07.737Z","2024-12-23T21:00:14.455Z","2024-12-23T21:00:14.453Z",{"id":6,"name":320,"slug":321,"instagram":322,"facebook":323,"bio":324,"createdAt":325,"updatedAt":326,"publishedAt":327,"linkedIn":328,"avatar":395},{"id":330,"name":331,"alternativeText":332,"caption":333,"width":113,"height":113,"formats":396,"hash":341,"ext":116,"mime":119,"size":342,"url":343,"previewUrl":52,"provider":94,"provider_metadata":52,"createdAt":344,"updatedAt":344},{"thumbnail":397},{"ext":116,"url":336,"hash":337,"mime":119,"name":338,"path":52,"size":339,"width":122,"height":122,"sizeInBytes":340},"https:\u002F\u002Fmedia.workingal.com\u002Fcorfu_travel_destination_73f3ffc34b.webp",{"id":400,"title":401,"createdAt":402,"updatedAt":403,"publishedAt":404,"content":405,"slug":406,"coffees":26,"seo_title":401,"keywords":407,"seo_desc":408,"featuredImage":409,"category":443,"author":444,"img":466},129,"The Complete Guide to Scalp Detox: Why Your Hair Routine Needs This Missing Step","2024-07-14T10:16:48.734Z","2026-01-19T16:32:24.963Z","2024-07-17T15:10:23.827Z","*This post contains affiliate links. When you purchase through our links, we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. This helps support our blog and allows us to continue creating content you resonate with\\! We always suggest things we’ve tried and already love\\!*\n\nWe've normalized ten-step skincare routines, weekly face masks, and monthly facials. We [track which serums we apply](https:\u002F\u002Fwww.workingal.com\u002Farticles\u002Fbeauty-beyond-seasons-the-5-best-serums-for-the-winter-season-1) in what order. We know our skin type, our concerns, our ingredients.\n\nBut your scalp? That skin gets neglected. We wash our hair, maybe use a hair mask, call it done.\n\nHere's what most people don't realize: your scalp is skin. It has pores that can get clogged. It has a microbiome that can become imbalanced. It accumulates product buildup, dead skin cells, sebum, pollution, and mineral deposits from hard water—just like the skin on your face does.\n\nThe difference is that your scalp also has to support [healthy hair growth](https:\u002F\u002Fwww.workingal.com\u002Farticles\u002Fhow-to-grow-your-hair). When your scalp environment is compromised by buildup and imbalance, your hair suffers. It becomes dull, breaks more easily, grows more slowly, and loses its natural shine and body.\n\nThis is where scalp detox comes in. Not as a trendy wellness treatment, but as a legitimate maintenance practice that addresses the root cause (literally) of many common hair concerns.\n\nIf you've been blaming your hair products for lackluster results, dealing with mysterious itchiness, or wondering why your hair feels limp despite using volumizing products, your scalp might be sending you signals. It might be time for a reset.\n\n## What Scalp Detox Actually Is (And Isn't)\n\nLet's clear up the confusion. Scalp detox isn't about \"pulling toxins\" from your body through your head (that's not how detoxification works). It's not a magic treatment that will transform your hair overnight. And it's not something that requires expensive salon visits, though professional treatments certainly have their place.\n\n**Scalp detox is deep cleansing for your scalp—a thorough removal of everything that regular shampooing doesn't fully address.**\n\nThink of it this way: your daily shampoo is like washing your face with a gentle cleanser. It handles surface dirt and oil. Scalp detox is like using a clay mask or exfoliating treatment—it goes deeper to address buildup that accumulates over time.\n\nA proper scalp detox accomplishes several things:\n\n**Removes product buildup.** Dry shampoo, styling products, leave-in treatments, and even residue from shampoo and conditioner itself accumulate on your scalp over time. This buildup creates a barrier that prevents your scalp from breathing and your hair from absorbing beneficial treatments.\n\n**Exfoliates dead skin cells.** Your scalp sheds skin cells constantly, just like the rest of your body. These cells can mix with sebum and product residue, clogging hair follicles and creating an environment where bacteria and fungus can thrive.\n\n**Balances sebum production.** Paradoxically, over-cleansing can cause your scalp to produce more oil to compensate. Detoxing helps reset your scalp's natural oil production, creating better long-term balance.\n\n**Rebalances the scalp microbiome.** Your scalp has its own ecosystem of bacteria and fungi. When this gets disrupted by harsh products, buildup, or environmental stressors, issues like dandruff, sensitivity, and inflammation emerge.\n\n**Improves circulation.** The massage component of scalp detox increases blood flow to hair follicles, bringing nutrients and oxygen that support healthy hair growth.\n\n**Creates a clean slate for treatments.** When your scalp is free from buildup, the products you use after—whether hair masks, serums, or growth treatments—can actually penetrate and work effectively.\n\n## The Signs Your Scalp Is Begging for a Detox\n\nYour scalp communicates when something's wrong. Most people ignore these signals or attribute them to the wrong causes. Here's what to watch for:\n\n### 1\\. Your Scalp Feels Oily Hours After Washing\n\nIf you wash your hair in the morning and it looks greasy by evening, your scalp's sebum production is likely out of balance. This often happens when product buildup or over-cleansing has disrupted your scalp's natural oil regulation.\n\nWhat's happening: Your sebaceous glands are working overtime, possibly trying to compensate for harsh cleansing or reacting to clogged follicles. The excess oil then attracts more debris, creating a cycle of buildup.\n\n### 2\\. You Have Persistent Itchiness (Not From Dandruff)\n\nOccasional itchiness is normal. Constant itchiness that doesn't respond to anti-dandruff shampoos or moisturizing treatments suggests inflammation from buildup.\n\nWhat's happening: Product residue, dead skin cells, and sebum are creating an inflammatory environment on your scalp. Your skin is irritated and trying to signal that something needs to be cleared away.\n\n### 3\\. Your Hair Looks Dull and Feels Limp Despite Using Products\n\nYou're using shine serums, volumizing sprays, and nourishing masks, but your hair still looks flat and lifeless. The problem isn't your hair—it's what's happening at the roots.\n\nWhat's happening: Buildup is weighing down your hair at the roots and creating a coating that prevents light reflection (which creates shine). Your hair can't achieve volume when it's being suffocated by residue at the scalp.\n\n### 4\\. You Notice Flakes (But Switching Shampoos Doesn't Help)\n\nWhite flakes on your shoulders that don't improve with medicated shampoos might not be dandruff—they could be product buildup or excessive dead skin cell accumulation.\n\nWhat's happening: Dead skin cells aren't being properly removed during regular washing. They're mixing with product residue and forming visible flakes that fall onto your clothes.\n\n### 5\\. Your Scalp Feels Tight or Uncomfortable\n\nIf your scalp feels taut, tender, or sensitive to touch, especially after washing, it's likely irritated and compromised.\n\nWhat's happening: Your scalp's protective barrier is damaged. Buildup has created an environment where your skin can't regulate moisture properly, leading to tightness and sensitivity.\n\n### 6\\. You Use Dry Shampoo More Than Twice Weekly\n\n![how to do scalp detox](https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Fhow_to_do_scalp_detox_81bf3c355f.webp)\n\nDry shampoo is convenient, but it doesn't cleanse—it absorbs oil and adds texture. Using it frequently means you're layering product on product without properly cleansing between applications.\n\nWhat's happening: Each application of dry shampoo adds another layer to existing buildup. Over time, this creates a thick coating on your scalp that can't be removed with regular shampooing alone.\n\n### 7\\. Your Hair Products Don't Seem to Work Anymore\n\nThe conditioner that used to make your hair silky now seems to do nothing. Your hair mask doesn't penetrate. Your scalp treatment doesn't relieve symptoms.\n\nWhat's happening: Buildup is creating a barrier between your hair and the products you're applying. Active ingredients can't penetrate through the coating of residue, so nothing works as it should.\n\n### 8\\. You Notice More Hair Shedding Than Usual\n\nIf you're finding more hair in your brush, shower drain, or on your pillow, and you've ruled out medical causes, scalp buildup could be contributing.\n\nWhat's happening: Clogged follicles can't support healthy hair growth. Poor circulation from scalp tension and inflammation weakens the hair shaft. Your hair becomes more prone to breaking and falling out.\n\n### 9\\. Your Scalp Has a Noticeable Odor\n\nIf your scalp smells musty or unpleasant even shortly after washing, bacteria or fungus may be proliferating in the buildup.\n\nWhat's happening: The accumulation of sebum, dead skin, and product creates an environment where microorganisms thrive and produce odor.\n\n### 10\\. You Swim Regularly or Have Hard Water\n\nChlorine from pools and minerals from hard water (calcium, magnesium, iron) deposit on your scalp and hair, creating buildup that regular shampoo can't fully remove.\n\nWhat's happening: These minerals and chemicals bond to your hair and scalp, creating a coating that makes hair feel rough and can interfere with color treatments or chemical processing.\n\n## How Often You Actually Need to Detox Your Scalp\n\nThere's no universal answer because everyone's scalp is different. But here are guidelines based on common scenarios:\n\n**If you have oily hair or live in a humid climate:** Every 7-10 days. Your scalp produces more sebum and attracts more buildup in humid conditions.\n\n**If you have normal hair and moderate product use:** Every 2-3 weeks. This maintains a clean baseline without over-stripping your scalp.\n\n**If you have dry hair or a sensitive scalp:** Once a month. Too frequent detoxing can worsen dryness and sensitivity.\n\n**If you use a lot of styling products or dry shampoo:** Weekly. Heavy product use requires more frequent deep cleansing.\n\n**If you swim regularly in chlorinated pools:** After every 3-4 swims. Chlorine buildup needs to be addressed before it causes damage.\n\n**If you have dandruff or scalp conditions:** Consult a dermatologist. Some conditions improve with regular detoxing; others require different treatment.\n\nThe key is consistency. Monthly detox as prevention is more effective than waiting until you have major buildup problems.\n\n## How to Actually Do a Scalp Detox (Step-by-Step)\n\nA proper scalp detox isn't complicated, but the order and technique matter. Here's the process:\n\n**Step 1: Start With Dry Hair**\n\nMost scalp detox treatments work best on dry hair before shampooing. This allows the exfoliating ingredients to directly contact your scalp without being diluted by water.\n\n**Step 2: Section Your Hair**\n\nPart your hair into 4-6 sections to ensure you can access your entire scalp. Use clips to keep sections separated.\n\n**Step 3: Apply Your Detox Treatment**\n\nWhether you're using a commercial scalp scrub, a clay mask, or a DIY treatment, apply it directly to your scalp (not your hair) using your fingertips or an applicator bottle. Work section by section.\n\n**Step 4: Massage Thoroughly**\n\nThis is the most important step. Using your fingertips (not nails), massage your scalp in circular motions for 5-10 minutes. The massage serves multiple purposes: it works the product into your scalp, stimulates circulation, helps break up buildup, and promotes lymphatic drainage.\n\nPay extra attention to areas where buildup tends to accumulate: the crown, hairline, and behind the ears.\n\n**Step 5: Let It Sit**\n\nAllow the treatment to sit on your scalp for the recommended time (usually 5-15 minutes). This gives active ingredients time to work and allows any clay or absorbent ingredients to draw out impurities.\n\n**Step 6: Rinse Thoroughly**\n\nThis takes longer than you think. Rinse with lukewarm water (not hot, which can stimulate more oil production) until the water runs completely clear. Insufficient rinsing defeats the purpose of detoxing.\n\n**Step 7: Shampoo (Yes, Again)**\n\nUse a gentle, sulfate-free shampoo to remove any remaining treatment and cleanse your scalp. You might need to shampoo twice if you used a clay-based or oil-based treatment.\n\n**Step 8: Condition Mid-Shaft to Ends Only**\n\nSkip conditioner on your scalp—you've just cleaned it. Apply conditioner from your ears down to avoid immediately re-coating your scalp with product.\n\n**Step 9: Optional: Follow With a Scalp Toner or Treatment**\n\nNow that your scalp is clean, this is the optimal time to apply any treatments you want to actually penetrate—whether that's a growth serum, a soothing toner, or a rebalancing spray.\n\n**Step 10: Air Dry When Possible**\n\nGive your scalp a break from heat styling after a detox. If you must blow dry, use a cool setting.\n\n## DIY Scalp Detox Treatments You Can Make at Home\n\nIf you prefer natural, budget-friendly options, these DIY treatments are effective:\n\n### Apple Cider Vinegar Rinse (For All Hair Types)\n\n* Mix 2 tablespoons raw apple cider vinegar with 1 cup water  \n* Apply to scalp, massage for 3-5 minutes  \n* Let sit for 5 minutes, rinse thoroughly  \n* Benefits: Balances pH, removes buildup, antimicrobial properties\n\n### Baking Soda Scalp Scrub (For Oily Scalp)\n\n* Mix 2 tablespoons baking soda with enough water to form a paste  \n* Apply to wet scalp, massage gently for 2-3 minutes  \n* Rinse thoroughly, follow with gentle shampoo  \n* Benefits: Exfoliates, absorbs excess oil, removes product buildup  \n* Caution: Don't use more than once every 2 weeks—baking soda is alkaline and can be drying\n\n![how to do scalp detox](https:\u002F\u002Fworkingal.s3.eu-north-1.amazonaws.com\u002Fhow_to_do_scalp_detox_41facdd775.webp)\n\n### Bentonite Clay Mask (For Deep Detox)\n\n* Mix 3 tablespoons bentonite clay with enough water or apple cider vinegar to form a smooth paste  \n* Apply to scalp, let sit for 10-15 minutes  \n* Rinse thoroughly (this takes time)  \n* Benefits: Draws out impurities, removes toxins, clarifies deeply\n\n### Sugar and Coconut Oil Scrub (For Dry, Flaky Scalp)\n\n* Mix 2 tablespoons brown sugar with 2 tablespoons melted coconut oil  \n* Add 3 drops tea tree oil (optional)  \n* Massage into scalp for 5 minutes  \n* Rinse, shampoo twice to remove oil  \n* Benefits: Gentle exfoliation, moisturizing, antimicrobial\n\n### Activated Charcoal Treatment (For Heavy Buildup)\n\n* Mix 1 tablespoon activated charcoal powder with your regular shampoo  \n* Apply to scalp, massage for 3-5 minutes  \n* Let sit for 5 minutes, rinse thoroughly  \n* Benefits: Absorbs toxins, removes chlorine and hard water minerals, deep cleanse\n\n## The Best Scalp Detox Products\n\nIf you prefer ready-made solutions, these products deliver professional-level results:\n\n### Clarifying & Detox Shampoos\n\n**Neutrogena Anti-Residue Clarifying Shampoo**   \nThe cult-favorite budget option. Removes up to 90% of heavy residue caused by shampoos, conditioners, and styling products. Use once a week for maintenance. \n\n[Shop here](https:\u002F\u002Famzn.to\u002F4b8Ql5C)\n\n**Moroccanoil Clarifying Shampoo**   \nA gentle but effective clarifying shampoo with argan and avocado oils to prevent over-drying. Color-safe and suitable for all hair types. \n\n[Shop here](https:\u002F\u002Famzn.to\u002F4pLsOv6)\n\n**Olaplex No. 4C Bond Maintenance Clarifying Shampoo**   \nRemoves buildup while maintaining bonds in color-treated or chemically processed hair. The only clarifying shampoo that doesn't compromise your hair's integrity. \n\n[Shop here](https:\u002F\u002Famzn.to\u002F3LC6Rk8)\n\n**Paul Mitchell Shampoo Two**\n\nDeep-cleaning formula that removes chlorine, iron, and mineral buildup. Particularly good for swimmers or those with hard water.\n\n[Shop here](https:\u002F\u002Famzn.to\u002F460mCIm)\n\n### Scalp Scrubs & Exfoliators\n\n**Briogeo Scalp Revival Charcoal \\+ Coconut Oil Micro-Exfoliating Shampoo**   \nPhysical exfoliation with charcoal detoxification. Contains binchotan charcoal, coconut oil, and tea tree oil. Soothes while it cleanses. \n\n[Shop here](https:\u002F\u002Famzn.to\u002F4qtHMXH)\n\n**Christophe Robin Cleansing Purifying Scrub with Sea Salt**   \nThe luxury option beloved by professionals. Sea salt physically exfoliates while drawing out impurities. Leaves scalp feeling incredibly clean. \n\n[Shop here](https:\u002F\u002Famzn.to\u002F4jJ3UL2)\n\n**dpHUE Apple Cider Vinegar Scalp Scrub**   \nCombines physical exfoliation with ACV's pH-balancing benefits. Pink Himalayan sea salt and avocado oil prevent over-drying. \n\n[Shop here](https:\u002F\u002Famzn.to\u002F3LnoxA1)\n\n### Scalp Treatments & Masks\n\n**Aztec Secret Indian Healing Clay** \n\nThe most affordable deep-detox option. Mix with water or ACV for a powerful clay mask. A little goes a long way. \n\n[Shop here](https:\u002F\u002Famzn.to\u002F4sSQxwg)\n\n**The Inkey List Glycolic Acid Exfoliating Scalp Scrub** \n\nChemical exfoliation instead of physical scrubbing. Glycolic acid dissolves buildup without harsh scrubbing. \n\n[Shop here](https:\u002F\u002Famzn.to\u002F3LkNTys)\n\n### Detox Rinses & Tonics\n\n**Tea Tree Special Detox Kombucha Rinse**\n\nKombucha-based rinse that rebalances scalp pH and microbiome. Use weekly for maintenance. \n\n[Shop here](https:\u002F\u002Famzn.to\u002F4r4AqKj)\n\n**OGX Extra Strength Refreshing \\+ Invigorating Teatree Mint Dry Scalp Treatment** Affordable but effective treatment for between washes. Tea tree and peppermint soothe while removing light buildup. \n\n[Shop here](https:\u002F\u002Famzn.to\u002F3LOQNvr)\n\n**Act+Acre Cold Processed Scalp Detox**\n\nPre-wash treatment that uses cold-processed technology to preserve active ingredients. Professional results at home. \n\n[Shop here](https:\u002F\u002Famzn.to\u002F4jTEAlW)\n\n**Kreyòl Essence Haitian Black Castor Oil Scalp Detox**\n\nCombines detoxifying rosemary and peppermint with nourishing Haitian black castor oil. Particularly good for protective styles or braided hair. \n\n[Shop here](https:\u002F\u002Famzn.to\u002F3LqmWJH)\n\n## What to Expect After Your First Scalp Detox\n\nManaging expectations is important. Here's what typically happens:\n\n**Immediately after:** Your scalp will feel lighter, cleaner, and possibly tingly if you used products with peppermint or tea tree. Your hair may feel slightly different—possibly drier than usual if you're accustomed to product coating.\n\n**Days 1-3:** Your hair might look a bit flat or lack volume as your scalp adjusts to not being over-stimulated. This is normal. Your scalp is recalibrating its oil production.\n\n**Days 4-7:** Your hair should start looking healthier—more shine, better body, improved texture. Your scalp feels more balanced.\n\n**Week 2+:** With regular detoxing (every 2-4 weeks depending on your needs), you'll notice your hair products work better, your scalp feels healthier, and hair growth may improve.\n\nSome people experience a \"purge\" period where their scalp seems to produce more oil or flakes temporarily. This is your scalp adjusting to having buildup removed and often resolves within a week.\n\n## When to See a Professional Instead of DIY\n\nScalp detox is generally safe to do at home, but certain situations warrant professional help:\n\n**You have an active scalp condition.** Psoriasis, seborrheic dermatitis, or other diagnosed conditions need dermatological treatment, not just detoxing.\n\n**Your scalp is extremely sensitive or reactive.** If your scalp burns, develops rashes, or reacts badly to most products, work with a trichologist or dermatologist.\n\n**You have severe buildup from years of product use.** Sometimes professional chelating treatments are more effective for extreme cases.\n\n**You're experiencing unexplained hair loss.** This could indicate an underlying health issue that detoxing won't address.\n\n**You've recently had chemical treatments.** Immediately after coloring, perming, or relaxing, your scalp may be too sensitive for aggressive detoxing.\n\nProfessional scalp facials and deep-cleansing treatments can be worthwhile investments, especially if you're dealing with chronic issues or want to establish a good baseline before maintaining at home.\n\nYour scalp is the foundation for healthy hair. You can use the most expensive hair products, get the best cuts, and follow every hair hack on social media, but if your scalp is compromised by buildup and imbalance, your hair will never look its best.\n\nScalp detox isn't a luxury treatment or a wellness trend. It's fundamental maintenance for the skin on your head—skin that happens to grow hair you care about.\n\nStart noticing what your scalp is telling you. Give it the same attention you give your face. Treat the foundation so everything growing from it can thrive.\n\n","scalp-detox","scalp detox, scalp detox treatment, healthy scalp, scalp buildup, scalp exfoliation, scalp care routine, detox scalp treatment, oily scalp treatment, dry scalp remedy, scalp microbiome","Your scalp needs detoxing just like your skin needs cleansing. 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