StarMedia's charismatic 33-year-old founder and chief executive, Fernando J. Espuelas, is not one to voice anxiety, though.
To many lay observers, the answer is that today's young people, the so-called "snowflake" generation, are less hardy than their predecessors, less willing to accept difficulties and more likely to voice anxiety or distress about adverse circumstances they may encounter.
At the time of the riots in France last year, Russian commentators voiced anxieties about the growing, unintegrated foreign communities living in the capital.
He leaves a legacy that all of us should follow". In his home country, where Mandela's death was felt most keenly, many South Africans voiced anxieties about the future of a nation without an adored father figure who made reconciliation and dignity the twin pillars of his political philosophy.
I would never push a teenager to get licensed if he is voicing anxiety or concern.
With no end in sight, leaders of the power-sharing government have voiced anxiety that the protests, by whipping up antagonism among Protestants, could threaten the peace process.
Voicing anxiety that the treatment center would put nearby schoolchildren at risk of infection, the angry residents threw stones, burned several tents in the treatment compound and blocked the road leading there with tires.
British officials, however, have voiced anxiety over the strategy, particularly over the capabilities of the ALP, described by Allen's predecessor, General David Petraeus, as "a community watch with AK-47s".
Although concerns about unusually high death rates were first raised in 2013, University Hospitals Birmingham (UHB) NHS foundation trust did not address them until late last year, despite many staff voicing anxiety that too many patients were receiving poor care.
However, Christine Blower, the NUT's general secretary, voiced anxiety about the new system: "The fact that the new accountability measures will put many more schools below the new floor targets will be devastating to many.
It's actually a great interview with a significantly talented artist, but there's irresistible irony to be had from a dude voicing anxiety about his own objectification in, of all places, GQ.
