If you had to choose a career would you be a hypnotherapist or a florist?

I'm a bartender but I want to either become a hypnotherapist and have my own practice or a florist and have my own flower shop. If you had to choose between the two, would it be a hypnotherapist or a flower shop owner? I appreciate your opinions very much. Thank you.

If you had to choose a career would you be a hypnotherapist or a florist?
I think you've been drinking too much outta the mat. Who comes up with 2 totally different and distinct like those??...then asks random strangers to help make their decision.
Reply:Hypnotherapist is a person who can solve people's problems, thereby relieving them of their pains of this life or earlier life forms.


But question is real cool.


Florist can also do the same to the person in question (with problems), but could not lead to therapy of earlier lives.(If I may say so.)
Reply:I'd be a florist.
Reply:I'd rather be a florist, but alas, I have no talent.
Reply:While I do love flowers and wouldn't mind being surrounded by beauty all day long, I'd rather be a hypnotherapist (than a florist). My academic training (Social Psychology) makes me a shoo-in to be one.
Reply:Considering the stress of the job you currently have, I'd choose the florist. As a hypnotherapist, first you have to get people to trust you, then you get to hear their problems just like you already are doing, then you have to pretend that what gory details you just heard don't bother you. When you make floral arrangements, you get the pleasure of creating beauty. It is relaxing and immediate satisfaction from the arrangements made. You get to make people happy. You don't have people avoiding you like they're afraid that you're going to slip and tell one of their secrets. As with any business of working for yourself, you're going to have the stress of coping with the in's and out's. At least as a florist, you can do a test run by getting a job at one and trying it to see if you even like it. Enjoy.