Hi Mr. lolhammertime.
I just want to start out by saying that as a fellow cardist, I respect you very much because of how dedicated and inspired you are. However, I've been following several of your threads here and I have to say that you are all over the place. You try to come up with your own flourishes which is not bad but I believe it's a much smarter decision to master some popular flourishes such as "Mocking Bird," so that way you gain dexterity, rhythm, and speed (I'm sure there are many other things as well).
I'm not trying to say that your flourishes are sloppy, but you are at an intermediate level, so the best advice I could give would be to practice at the very most three moves at a time, during a time span of one to three months, depending on what flourish you're trying to learn. Some may take less time to master, some may take more. For example, I spent two months trying to learn how to properly spring, and even now I still practice it so that I can get more distance and have it as fluid as possible. And even now, I've been working on Judo-flip since November and I still can barely get it done without having to use another hand.
This is just my personal opinion and I do not say this to discourage you. I hoped some of this constructive criticism will help you be the best cardist you can be.
Andrew Martinez out.
P.S. If you are just starting out I would definitely recommend Andrei Jikh's Genesis series.