Rita Farin BBA, Certified Kaizen-Muse Creativity Coach

Rita Farin Quick Facts

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Rita Farin is an entrepreneur, writer and certified Kaizen-Muse Creativity Coach who has spent the last 20 years studying the creative process. Using
a compassionate, nurturing coaching approach and playful techniques, Rita helps
individuals unleash their imaginations to create new realities—whether that
means starting a business, writing a book or changing careers. Through her workshops, coaching and written articles, Rita
guides clients in releasing the issues that come up during the creative process
and times of transition, including overwhelm, procrastination and self-doubt.
She also designs corporate programs that foster creativity in the workplace and
improve business productivity.

Rita’s professional background has
always combined her love of business with her passion for creativity.
Graduating from the University of Miami with a degree in International Finance
and Marketing, Rita has created global brands and communications
programs for high-tech companies in the US and Israel for the past 20 years. In 1998, she founded Calico
Communications, an international marketing communications consultancy that
continues to service select clients today.

As she pursued her marketing career, Rita continued to study
the creative process intently over the years. She participated in numerous
writing, art and language programs and workshops, including creative
non-fiction classes at Stanford, Emory and Lesley Universities.
To deepen her understanding of creativity, Rita interviewed artists from Cuba, Israel
and the US
and independently researched how expressive art therapy, acting, movement and
guided imagery techniques affect the writing process. In 2005, Rita created an
online artist community.

Today, Rita is a contributing
author to the Creativity Portal, has written for Yoga Magazine and
regularly blogs about her own transition to a
creative life.

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