I am so blessed. I have two careers I absolutely love! Can you say you love your job? If not, read on.
I am able to take my best skills and interests and apply them to both being a Hypnotherapist (www.mghypnosis.co.uk) and a Private Personal PA/VA (www.mgvirtualassistant.co.uk).
Having two careers can be an incredibly enriching and empowering way to live and work. One of the most compelling benefits is financial stability. With two sources of income, you’re less vulnerable to economic shifts, job loss, or industry-specific downturns. It also gives you the potential to earn more overall, allowing for greater financial freedom and long-term security.
Beyond the money, there’s the excitement of intellectual and creative stimulation. Switching between two different roles keeps your mind engaged and prevents the monotony that can come from doing the same type of work every day. You might use one job to exercise your admin skills while the other allows your creativity to shine, giving you a more complete sense of fulfilment and satisfaction
Having two careers also significantly broadens your network. You meet people from different fields, which can open up new opportunities that would never have emerged otherwise. This network also contributes to personal growth. Managing two careers teaches you life skills like juggle priorities, manage time effectively, and adapt quickly to change. I never feel overwhelmed.
Interestingly, this kind of lifestyle can even improve your overall work-life balance. While it might seem counterintuitive, being able to shift between two distinct modes of work can actually refresh your energy. You’re less likely to feel emotionally drained by a single job because you’re not placing all your professional identity in one place.
Another powerful advantage is resilience. If one career hits a roadblock, you’re not stuck. You already built a second foundation for income. This dual-career approach acts as a form of career insurance, giving you freedom from total dependence on a single employer or industry.
Ultimately, having two careers lets you explore different passions and talents. One might be your steady job, and the other your passion project or entrepreneurial venture. Together, they allow you to build a more dynamic and meaningful professional life. You’re not just surviving, but thriving across multiple dimensions.
Marygrace is a highly qualified and experienced Psychotherapist and Hypnotherapist, dedicated to helping individuals overcome challenges and improve their lives. She earned her advanced professional diploma from the prestigious Institute of Clinical Hypnosis in London (2005) and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology with a minor in Psychology from Regis University (Colorado). Her extensive training includes specialized master classes in Anxiety & Stress Management, Energy Therapies (including TFT), Life Coaching, Pain Management, and working with children.
A registered member of the AICH, and GHR (General Hypnotherapy Register), Marygrace is committed to ongoing professional development. She has served as a teaching assistant with the Institute of Clinical Hypnosis, regularly attending advanced courses to refine her skills. She is fully insured and holds an enhanced disclosure certification.
Marygrace’s passion for hypnotherapy stems from a personal experience. After successfully quitting smoking with the help of a hypnotherapist, she was inspired to empower others to make positive changes in their lives. This transformative experience ignited her desire to help people overcome challenges and achieve their full potential. Her genuine care and natural ability to connect with individuals of all ages, including children and young adults, drive her work. She is particularly motivated to assist clients in managing anxiety and the stresses of modern life.
Originally from the USA, Marygrace has resided in London since 1991. She lives with her son and practices in Putney, Wandsworth, South West London. In her leisure time, she enjoys swimming, walking, reading, traveling, learning new skills, and laughter.
