The artist sees themselves as a mirror for the audience, reflecting back what the audience needs to see or hear. They believe that when people interpret their work differently, it often reflects the audience's needs and perspectives rather than the artist's intentions. The artist finds relief in being whatever the audience needs them to be in that moment, understanding that ambiguity in their lyrics can actually allow listeners to hear what they need to hear. The artist values being true to themselves and their path rather than focusing on being understood or changing to fit others' expectations. Their priority is self-discovery, knowing themselves, and staying authentic to their journey, with the hope that the audience will find what they need through the artist's work.