They let their own desires and thoughts lead where they may, and develop a remarkable signature style. Airjazz has been exploring movement and dance, focusing on what they like until it's great. I respect that discipline and ingenuity, whether it's the thing that will give them a big break or not. At least they're determining their own fate. Learning the business, though it's greatly important, is secondary to having unique work that you're proud of.
Most people stop thinking after they learn the tricks.
Style is the hardest to learn, of course, because you feel you have the most to lose from your choices. Most people want to hear that it's all right before they make that leap. You want someone to do the uncharted waters first. I'd suggest you just put yourself in a room with props and try to work with them in different ways. Or look at something old and rediscover it.