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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to have a Christmas podcast with members from Vision Paradox, Temper Tantrum, and Awkward Tea Party?
We get it. TikTok is here to stay and dance-based challenges are never going to go away, and that really doesn't bother us. What does bother us is the influx (especially during lockdown) of TikTok "dancers" that have emerged, appropriating moves from different dance styles without really knowing anything about the style they're poaching from... among other things. Keep watching to see what the company has to say.
It is ALWAYS a choice. It's up to you if you want to be happy or miserable. I'm not talking about euphoria, sunshines, and rainbows. I'm not talking about those fleeting emotions. I'm talking about the happiness that stems from gratitude.
On this episode of the Throwing Tantrums Podcast, we answer YOUR questions, like how to get paid dance jobs all the way to gigs we wish we passed on.
"I don't feel like it today."
That statement there is a two-edge sword.
On the one hand it's important to listen to your body and take care of your mental health. On the the other hand, if you find yourself not "feeling like it" while you've also got goals you want to achieve...
You're only holding your self back.
There comes a point where "I don't feel like it" becomes an excuse for laziness.
Could our disconnection from nature and too much use of technology really cause all the physical and mental problems that we are experiencing? Does the mobile phone counter the effects of Yoga? What does the team have to say about the effect of technology on spirituality?
Are differences okay? Does our brain manually segregate other people? Does this allow us to evolve? Or it creates a greater division?
One man, three businesses...
"Are people ethically obligated to improve themselves?"
Creating a great dance team can be frustrating.
A lot of the time you work with dancers who are not motivated or talented enough to do what it takes to create an amazing show, but you still want them on your team!
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