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I’ve had my Peloton for a few years now, and as a busy working mom I really appreciate the convenience. Lately though, I feel like I spend more time scrolling for classes/instructors than actually riding.
I used to do cycling classes at a gym and loved the high-energy atmosphere — loud bumping music, some choreography (up/down, isolations, etc.), and instructors who really hyped you up. Kendall Toole was exactly my vibe because her music, energy, and programmed classes.
Now I’m struggling to find instructors I consistently click with. Some have super over-the-top callouts, some feel too dull, and some just come across cranky. I’m a retired emo millennial who also loves EDM, so I need someone motivating with great music and fun energy.
I take a lot of Jess King classes, and I recently discovered Camila Ramón and have been enjoying her too. Emma Lovewell is great for recovery/chill days. Olivia Amato is hit or miss for me. Who else should I try that fits that vibe?

I’m in my mid-30s and have never had braces. As a child, we couldn’t afford braces and my teeth weren’t too bad. My teeth still aren’t terrible, but I definitely have some crowding on the bottom and a twisted canine that’s always bothered me.

I go back and forth because part of me feels like it’s a lot of money that could be used for my family and kids. But also fixing my smile is something I’ve wanted for years.

For those who got adult braces with and have kids- did you regret spending the money and getting braces, or would you have regretted not doing it?

I am currently certified in radiant, and I have worked in it for about 1.5 years. I have the opportunity to move to ambulatory- which would you rather work in or which is best for me long term?

I am starting to pick up on radiant but I’m not great at the workflows- I’ve never worked in the hospital and don’t feel very knowledgeable about imaging and especially about PACS.

I worked as a nurse in outpatient clinics prior to radiant and did a bit of EMR builds but using a different EMR, mostly optimizing clinical workflow and EPCS/prescriptions, kiosks/ipads, consents, that sort of stuff but with a different EMR.

Will I enjoy ambulatory? Should I make the switch?!

Also, I despise being on call for radiology.

Advice. Input. Help!?