It's been one hell of a few weeks, and I'm honestly exhausted but in the best way possible.EmeroyTV had a solid week last week with strong progress on reactions - I've got about 20 left to finish up. This week was minimal progress since I literally haven't been able to sit at a computer until now. I've been either on set, filming, or in rehearsals nonstop. But I did manage to film more Street Woman Fighter episodes with Max and Lauren on Tuesday evening. These episodes are incredibly long, but we're pushing through because I want to keep this series going with the three of us who started it together. Max and I also knocked out a couple podcast episodes for Awkward Tea Party that'll drop in a few weeks.Temper Tantrum just wrapped our most ambitious "Temper Tantrum Versus" episode yet. We challenged the dancers to learn instruments and perform as a band in front of a live audience. They had one week to master My Chemical Romance's "I'm Not Okay," and they absolutely crushed it. One group even learned an additional song on their own time. When the audience started singing along during the performance, I got goosebumps. This was our biggest production challenge ever - 9-10 cameras rolling simultaneously, 6-10 mics for audio coverage across multiple venues and shoot days.We're also gearing up for the Alhambra block party on September 6th if you're in the area. Unfortunately, our annual retreat got canceled due to scheduling conflicts, but we're planning a bonding day instead - something low-pressure where we can get out of LA and connect as a team outside of dance.My schedule as a dancer has been insane. Late night rehearsals from 4 PM to 12:30 AM, then right into Temper Tantrum work the next day. I'm choreographing for a music video this Saturday, and there are potential opportunities for judging and teaching at conventions coming up. Next week is going to be brutal with rehearsals from 6 PM to 3 AM on multiple nights, plus a Temper Tantrum performance on the 6th, followed by our new "Choreo Lab" project on the 7th.Visual Paradox filmed with our comedian client this past Tuesday focusing on reaction content, and we're experimenting with a new format tomorrow. We've got the podcast and reaction content dialed in, so now we're testing what else we can explore.Ochacha is deep in rehearsals for their September show, with auditions on September 7th for anyone with at least two years of dance experience who loves anime.The lesson this week? Recovery is everything. When you're juggling this much simultaneously, sleep becomes the difference maker. I've been using my sauna-pool-hot tub recovery protocol when possible, but honestly, sleep is what keeps me sharp enough to lead teams, perform, and handle client work without being mentally foggy.Sometimes you just have to trust the process and make sure you're taking care of yourself so you can show up fully for everything else

I dive deep into why traditional goal-setting fails and how identity-based transformation can change everything. After a challenging 2024 filled with personal loss and setbacks, I'm sharing the breakthrough insights that transformed my approach to achievement. Key Points We Explore: • The crucial difference between "wanting to achieve" and "becoming" • Why successful jerks still win (and what that really teaches us) • The scientific method of personal transformation • The coffee lover vs. coffee liker paradigm shift • How identity-based goal setting transformed my dance students • The low-hanging fruit approach that actually works • Why doing what's required beats doing what's comfortable Whether you're struggling with your 2025 goals or feeling stuck in your journey, this conversation will challenge everything you thought you knew about achievement.

In this special Halloween episode of the podcast, I sit down with the talented members of Temper Tantrum and Vision Paradox to delve into our spookiest supernatural stories. From chilling sleep paralysis episodes to uncanny astral projections, we share the eerie encounters that have left lasting impressions on us. Join us as we explore the unexplained, and don't forget to share your own ghost stories in the comments below!

Between dodging content blocks on Street Woman Fighter reactions and gathering to share ghost stories by candlelight, this episode captures the beautiful chaos of pursuing multiple creative passions. We dive deep into the evolution of our content, dance training breakthroughs, and some raw truths about the cost of grinding without rest. What caught our attention: • The exciting shift to competition-style reaction streams where AI judging throws unexpected curveballs into the rankings • Intimate behind-the-scenes of our Halloween podcast recording, where new team members shared spine-tingling supernatural encounters • The vulnerable admission of perfectionist struggles during Universal Rhythm rehearsals versus learning to trust the process • How breaking training reveals the stark difference between practice-room confidence and cypher pressure • A powerful reality check about sleep deprivation's impact on performance, sparked by a freestyle gone wrong Share your thoughts in the comments about balancing creative passion with self-care - we're curious to hear how other creators and artists navigate these challenges.

Hey Move Groove Grow family! We're back with another episode packed with personal insights, business updates, and life lessons. This week, I'm opening up about my recent experience celebrating my son's 12th birthday and the unique challenges of being a long-distance parent. Plus, I'm sharing some exciting developments in my various ventures, including Vision Paradox, Temper Tantrum dance company, and EmeroyTV. In this episode, you'll hear about: • The profound impact of parenting on shaping a child's consciousness • How we're keeping dance training fresh and inclusive at Temper Tantrum • Behind-the-scenes look at Vision Paradox's latest client collaboration • The struggles of balancing entrepreneurship with quality family time • A sneak peek at our upcoming spooky Halloween podcast special • A touching reflection on mortality and making every moment count As we close out the episode, I share a poignant realization about the brevity of life, inspired by a line from a Finneas song. It's a reminder to all of us to live fully, express ourselves honestly, and seek growth - even when it's challenging. Whether you're juggling multiple passions, navigating parenthood, or simply trying to make the most of each day, this episode has something to inspire you. Don't forget to follow the Move Groove Grow podcast to catch every new episode, and if you're enjoying the content, leave us a review. Your support means the world to us. Until next time, keep moving, keep grooving, and keep growing!

Welcome to another episode of the Move Groove Grow Podcast! After a short break last week—thanks to birthday festivities and an intense filming schedule—I'm back to share exciting updates from my world. This episode is packed with reflections and insights from my work with Vision Paradox, Temper Tantrum, and EmeroyTV. What we cover in this episode: 🎉 Birthday Highlights: Celebrating with an epic filming session for a project I'm thrilled about, and engaging in the dancer's tradition of battle rounds corresponding to my age. 🎬 Filming 'Love and Motion': A deep dive into our recent 8-hour shoot for "Love and Motion," part of the Universal Rhythm anthology, including behind-the-scenes challenges and triumphs. ⚙️ Embracing Continual Optimization: Discussing how I'm applying continual discovery and optimization across my projects, and leveraging the 80/20 rule to maximize efficiency. 🏃 Adjusting My Training Regimen: Sharing how recent injuries have led me to rethink and modify my training routine for better health and performance. 🤝 Community Workshops: Announcing our upcoming workshops focused on breaking and choreography, and how we're inviting others to join and learn with us. ✨ The Power of Sharing: Reflecting on a meaningful lesson—"A burden shared is halved, and joy shared is multiplied"—and its impact on personal and communal growth. Thank you for tuning in and being part of this journey! If you enjoyed this episode, please follow the podcast and consider leaving a review—it helps us reach more people like you. Share this episode with friends who might find inspiration in these stories. And if you're nearby, we'd love to see you at our upcoming workshops. Let's continue to move, groove, and grow together!

In this episode of Move Groove Grow, we're pulling back the curtain on Throwing Tantrums. Get ready for an exclusive peek into our upcoming projects, filming plans, and the valuable lessons I've learned along the way. What we discuss: • Preparations for the September 22nd shoot of "Love in Motion" • Behind-the-scenes look at our creative process using CineTracer and Polycam • Exciting updates on Street Man Fighter reactions and Pop Star Academy • Sneak peek at our upcoming Udemy course and YouTube tutorials • The importance of patience in the creative process From pre-visualization techniques to the challenges of balancing multiple projects, we're sharing it all. Plus, don't miss our candid reflection on the pitfalls of rushing creativity and the power of letting ideas marinate.

In this episode, I dive deep into the recent whirlwind of activities across my various projects - from exciting business prospects to an intense and transformative team retreat. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur, a dancer, or just someone looking for motivation to grow, this episode has something for you. In this episode, I discuss: -Two promising business meetings that could expand our content creation services -The unconventional and powerful four-day Temper Tantrum retreat in Idyllwild -How we tackled an unexpected heatwave during the retreat -The recent surge in our Patreon supporters and what it means for our content -Upcoming film projects and tutorial series in the works -A crucial lesson on mindfulness and personal growth We wrap up with a powerful reflection on the importance of being aware of how we show up in different situations. This insight isn't just about personal development - it's about how we interact with our teams, create our art, and ultimately, how we impact the world around us. If you're looking to level up in your personal or professional life, you won't want to miss this episode.

This week, we're diving into the nitty-gritty of running multiple companies in the dance and entertainment industry. We've got potential client meetings on the horizon, including a security company and an entertainment company nearby. Plus, we're exploring the possibility of nonprofit status for Temper Tantrum - a decision that's been weighing on us for the past year. In this episode, we cover: • Upcoming client meetings and their potential impact • The pros and cons of nonprofit status for a dance company • How "sprint" work sessions are revolutionizing our productivity • Recent focus on Vision Paradox's social media and podcast content • Experimenting with AI-generated podcasts using 11 labs • Tackling years of backlogged podcast content • The crucial importance of having difficult conversations We wrap up with a powerful lesson on addressing issues head-on, even when it's uncomfortable. Remember, what you permit, you support. Share your thoughts in the comments - we'd love to hear about your experiences with difficult conversations in your professional or personal life!

I've been experimenting with productivity sprints across Vision Paradox, Temper Tantrum, and Emeroy TV, and the results have been fucking fantastic. From cranking out 4-5 podcast episodes in a day to revamping "Universal Rhythm" for film, I'm diving deep into content creation, choreography adaptation, and team-building strategies. I'm tackling everything from YouTube shorts to Patreon exclusives, all while trying to maintain momentum and avoid the shiny object syndrome. It's a balancing act, but I'm making progress one foot at a time.