“We all live with an invisible force that shapes our reality - our thoughts. We process 70,000 a day, and 80% of them are negative. Our minds can be brilliant architects or ruthless destroyers, building us up one moment and breaking us down the next.

With Mind of Thoughts, I wanted to explore the weight of self-doubt, the shame around failure, and the quiet battles we all fight but rarely share. As women, we are conditioned to see failure as weakness, something to hide, not embrace. But failure is not an ending - it is a beginning. It is proof of effort, growth, and resilience.

This film is my way of giving shape to the invisible - of taking something as abstract as intrusive thoughts and turning them into something visceral, tangible, and raw. By integrating movement and dance, I wanted to capture the physical toll of an internal war - a fight we can’t always see, but one that is deeply felt.

At its core, Mind of Thoughts is about the battle to break free - from fear, from expectations, from the limits we place on ourselves. It is an invitation to step beyond self-doubt and into the unknown, where imperfection is not failure, but transformation.