THINK AGAIN is a social movement concept I developed in college that challenges people to confront the hard emotions and negativity we often avoid. Through bold, jarring messages, it pushes for honest self-reflection and meaningful mindset shifts. The main component was a documentary-style video featuring personal interviews with people in my life. Through thought-provoking questions, I captured real, vulnerable moments that amplified the movement’s message. While the video is not publicly available to respect privacy, it played a crucial role in conveying the heart of the movement. It promoted genuine conversations about growth and embracing discomfort as a catalyst for change.