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The artist shared insights about the unique nature of anxiety, particularly in high-pressure situations such as performing in front of large crowds. He emphasized that it's a common reaction when faced with the prospect of delivering a performance to thousands of strangers. The transition from everyday life to the stage can be jarring, as most people do not frequently engage with such vast audiences.

Over time, he has learned to manage his anxiety, recognizing it as a feeling with a name—a realization that has taken many generations to evolve. Many have experienced this sensation but may not have had the vocabulary to articulate it. With knowledge comes a certain power; recognizing anxiety for what it is allows individuals to face and overcome it.