<human>: I started working as a service advisor at a car dealership last May. My dealership was taken over by a bigger group of companies at the end of the year. My department went through restructuring, my manager got demoted to my position and I was put as appointments coordinator. I hate phone work and it's been shitty since when I started this new job back in June.

I recently saw a post for another advisor job at another dealership in our group. I applied, not really thinking I'd get the job. This was almost a month ago. Today my manager pulled me into his office and asked if this was what I really wanted, because he could get me there starting next week in that position.

During this time I've been seeing a therapist about my self-esteem/confidence issues as well as other stuff in my life, one thing being my career path. I told her I really wanted to help people, and I have a passion for writing and photography/graphic design. My therapist thinks I should get a decent paying 9-5 job with not much stress so that I can nurture my hobbies/passions with evening school and make careers out of that.

I'm really torn on what to do. This job offer is a bit of a commitment, seeing as how we're fast approaching tire season. I'm just looking for a bit of advice/opinions of people with more experience than me. I'm 25-30 if that helps.

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<bot>: Applied for a job, didn't think I'd get it, now I don't know if I want that or to do what my therapist suggests and go to school for my passions/hobbies.