"We are signing up for special training!" A former special forces soldier from Krasnodar became a manicure master

Once we already told you about a widower who left the troops and became a stylist for Paris Hilton. But recently in the ranks of the beutimakers arrived! 37-year-old Dmitry Bratchikov from Krasnodar took courses and became a manicure master.

But in the past, the man was not just a military man, but a captain of special forces and even served in Chechnya! What made him change his life so radically, read in our material.

For my life Dmitry Bratchikov managed to work as an entrepreneur, a marketer, and build a career in the military sphere. Now the man is interested in practical psychology — conducts seminars, arranges consultations for people, works out their fears and negative states. And in his spare time he works as a manicure master. That's what a versatile personality means!

The man came to this profession out of interest. Dmitry admits that he always wanted to overcome his pride and try what women do. Therefore, the military in the reserve took special courses and a month later got a job in the salon.

At first, the clients were "afraid" of the new master and even refused to record if other female masters were not available. But after they sat down in Dmitry's chair, all fears were quickly dispelled.

The man calls the work of a nail master "hellish work".

It should be noted that he also had a hard time in the service:

In total, Dmitry served for about 13 years

To some extent, the man decided to become a military man for the sake of his father. Since childhood, he dreamed of entering a flight school, but his health did not allow it.

However, as often happens, Dmitry did not justify the hopes of his parents. In 2010, he left the service and went into marketing. But even in this area, the man did not stay long and decided to master a rather unusual profession for a muscular guy with army habits.

And although during the four months of his work in the salon Dmitry managed to gather an enviable customer base and get a lot of positive feedback, now this hobby of his has faded into the background. The ex-Special Forces soldier devoted himself entirely to applied psychology.

It's nice to see how people develop and try something new, despite the stereotypes and possible prejudices that have developed in society. But even more pleasing is that netizens fully approve of Dmitry's hobby.

What do you think about this? Would you be able to decide on such drastic changes?