Coach Farrah Smith

Activist, Business leader, Connector, Educator/Teacher, Entrepreneur, Environmentalist, Event planner, Life mentor, Philanthropist, Social entrepreneur, Writer/Editor

Farrah Smith worked for the world-renowned charity Sea Shepherd for over a decade. She was responsible for strategic relationships with major donors, high-profile personalities, and advisory board members. Farrah also oversaw Sea Shepherd Productions, a Sea Shepherd Conservation Society subsidiary that develops docu-series content for film, TV, and new media. She is currently a Partnerships Specialist at Creatively, the job platform for creatives. Her primary area of focus is DEI - Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Farrah is a member of former Vice President Al Gore’s Climate Reality Leadership Corps. She was trained by Al Gore and distinguished climate scientists on how to inspire action and lead the fight for a sustainable future. In 2019, she founded Farrah Smith Coaching as part of her commitment to empowering teens and young adults in leading happier, more intentional, and purposeful lives. Farrah was named one of the Top 10 Life Coaches Who Will Elevate Your Life in 2021 by Yahoo Finance and One of the 7 Female Entrepreneurs Changing the World in 2022 by Brainz Magazine. Farrah is also a proud TEDx speaker. For more information on her coaching, you can visit her website www.coachfarrah.com.

Everything I do is from the mindset of service and how I can make the most significant impact on youth, animals, and the environment. In 2019, I became a certified Life Coach for teens. For more information on my coaching, you can visit my website www.coachfarrah.com.

We can all make an impact on the causes we care about with courage, passion, and determination.

Activism, Environmentalism, Leadership, Life Coach for Teens, Mindfulness, Ocean Conservation, Personal Development, Professional Development, Wellness

I accomplished my first goal of doing a TEDx in 2021. My next goal is to become a TED Fellow in 2023!

Coaching teens about the brain. I’m a neuroscience geek!