It's hard to pass judgment on a career you haven't had, but forget education, relevant experience, and interview contacts for a second. Which career do you think is cooler? 
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Would You Rather Be a Stylist or a Matchmaker?
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I think my taste in fashion is pretty blah, but I think I'd make a pretty good matchmaker...I love analyzing how people interact with each other and I think I could do a pretty good job of matching people up.
1stylist all the way! i'm super cynical and don't believe in love, so i'd be a HORRIBLE matchmaker. haha.
2I really wouldn't want to be either!
3Along with actress, these two are my dream jobs!
4matchmaker
5ii think being a stylist would be higher-pressure and more open to criticism and i'd rather keep my fashion interests as a hobby rather than a job
I think both would be fun. I think as a matchmaker the job would be more difficult and demanding. Styling is more about trends and fashion and and matchmaking is more about what's underneath so to speak.
6I'm a recruiter, which is a lot like a matchmaker. it can be a lot of fun, even if I think Patty is bat sh*t crazy
7Stylist! I'm really good at putting together an outfit and I love dressing other people! That would be a cool job to have - I don't know about matchmaker... that'd be to much pressure for me I think...
8But that was a no-brainer for me because I love clothes!
Being a stylist is my dream job!
9stylist - for sure. i actually used to be one and it's something that's SO much fun since you get to lead trends for people. when you're a match-maker, well that's an area where people have such high hopes about you finding success for them right off the bat and although there's a good chance that eventually you'll get it right - there's a lot of chance for you to fail and disappoint people.
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