What is it really like to work as a hypnotist and self-sabotage coach? In this episode of Time We Discuss, we talk with Jehan Sattaur, a hypnotist and self-sabotage coach who helps people identify and change patterns that may be holding them back. Jehan works with clients dealing with a wide range of challenges, including self-sabotage, trauma, anxiety, relationships, weight loss, smoking cessation, people pleasing, and personal development. But what does a typical day actually look like for someone working in this field? Jehan takes us behind the scenes of his career and explains how hypnosis sessions work, why remote sessions can be effective, how long a typical session lasts, and what it’s like working with clients on deeply personal issues. We also talk about how Jehan got started in hypnosis, the education and training required, the misconceptions surrounding hypnosis, and how he built a business around his expertise. One of the most fascinating parts of the conversation is Jehan’s explanation of self-sabotage. Why do we sometimes consciously want to change while unconsciously doing things that prevent that change? And where do these patterns come from? We also discuss the business side of being a hypnotist, including finding clients, referrals, podcast appearances, maintaining a website, and the importance of developing a specialty. If you’ve ever wondered whether hypnosis is a legitimate career, what hypnotists actually do, or how someone turns an interest in human behavior into a profession, this episode gives you a fascinating look behind the scenes. Jehan Sattaur is a hypnotist and self-sabotage coach who specializes in helping people understand and change patterns that may be preventing them from reaching their goals. He also hosts podcasts focused on self-sabotage and personal development and works with clients around the world through remote sessions. = Time We Discuss explores what it’s really like to work in careers you may have never considered. Whether you’re starting your career, thinking about changing careers, or simply curious about unusual professions, we talk to people who are actually doing the work. Subscribe to Time We Discuss for more conversations about unconventional careers, education, salaries, daily responsibilities, and what it really takes to succeed. === Timestamp:0:00 - Intro0:36 - Typical day in the life of a hypnotist1:34 - Business fluctuations throughout the year1:56 - Types of clients for a hypnotist3:35 - Bringing in new clients4:11 - Why did you become a hypnotist?5:45 - Education needed to become a hypnotherapist or hypnotist7:28 - Social perception of hypnosis8:52 - Most common problems why people see hypnotists10:02 - What's a hypnosis session like?10:56 - Best way to advertise your business11:41 - Hypnosis in person vs. virtually12:39 - Setting the right atmosphere13:56 - Hypnosis procedure14:55 - Hidden perks of being a hypnotist15:10 - Why hypnotherapists have the best job15:43 - How you are sabotaging yourself18:53 - Thank you Laura Van Tyne19:15 - Hypnotist Jehan Sattaur has the floor20:21 - Highlights from the episode23:00 - Salary information23:55 - Outro === Guest Information: Jehan Sattaur Jehan's WebsiteBoundless Authenticity PodcastWhy You Self Sabotage PodcastAlso Mentioned Directly or Indirectly in This Episode: HypnotistBecome a Performance CoachBeing a Real Exorcist (Laura Van Tyne)Past Life Regression Explained | Spiritual Awakening and Past Lives Journey=== Time We Discuss Links: Official Website: Time We Discuss WebsiteOriginal Music: Original Music furnished by Dan SwiftYouTube: Time We Discuss on YouTubeSpotify: Time We Discuss on SpotifyApple Podcasts: Time We Discuss on Apple PodcastsMore Podcast Platforms: Time We Discuss Podcast on Other PlatformsTwitter/X: Time We Discuss on Twitter/XBluesky: Time We Discuss on BlueskyInstagram: Time We Discuss on InstagramThreads: Time We Discuss on Threads
