Michelle Kaplan

You know, so we don't need to stress about it too much, basically.

We don't be nervous about the words nervous and anxious, right?

Yeah, that's the key.

Don't get nervous about these words, right?

Yeah, that would be counterproductive.

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Yes, exactly.

So that's great.

Okay, so nervous.

Let's start with nervous.

So nervous is usually about some specific situation, something about to happen.

And then it's this specific feeling.

And probably once whatever it is, is over, you might not feel nervous anymore.

So I'm nervous about the flight.

Once the flight is over, I won't be nervous about it anymore.

Although I have the same situation on the flight back.

So then I can go from being nervous about the first flight to being nervous about the second.

Oh, geez, Michelle.

Oh, my gosh.

So, for example, I'm nervous.