Farrah Brown
Farrah Brown is the founder of Renew the View, LLC, a coaching practice dedicated to shifting mindsets and transforming lives. As a mindset coach, author, and mental health advocate, Farrah empowers women—particularly mothers—to overcome burnout, overwhelm, and emotional fatigue. Drawing on her background in mental health and education, she guides clients using evidence-based strategies, including cognitive-behavioral techniques, clarity coaching, and personalized wellness practices. Farrah’s mission is to help women identify mental blocks, cultivate emotional wellness, and reclaim balance in every area of their lives.
Before founding her coaching practice in 2022, Farrah spent several years in the corporate world. Following a career shift prompted by the pandemic, she embraced her calling to support women through mindset coaching—a path that quickly became her full-time profession. In addition to her coaching work, Farrah is a prolific author, having written over a dozen books, including journals, workbooks, coloring books, and a children’s book, all focused on supporting mental health and personal growth. Her dedication to her clients is evident in her approach: combining motivational interviewing, goal-setting, and practical mindset strategies to create lasting change.
Farrah holds a Master’s in Education Leadership Management & Policy (M.A.E.) from Seton Hall University and certifications in adult mental health and positive psychology. Her work is rooted in her core values of integrity, respect, professionalism, and authenticity. Beyond her professional pursuits, Farrah is a proud mompreneur who invests in her community through advocacy, writing, and coaching. She finds her greatest reward in witnessing women transform their lives, whether through setting healthy boundaries, gaining self-awareness, or rediscovering joy, making her work both impactful and deeply meaningful.
• The Science of Well-being
• Adult Mental Health First Aid USA
• Certified Life Coach
• Seton Hall University - M.A.E.
• International Society of Female Professionals
• NASPA - Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education
What do you attribute your success to?
I launched my coaching career in 2022 after years in the corporate world, following a layoff that led me to my true calling: supporting women—especially mothers—through mindset coaching. I work with women navigating burnout, overwhelm, and emotional fatigue, guiding them through mindset tools, clarity practices, and strategies to overcome mental blocks.
I specialize in cognitive-behavioral-based mindset coaching, clarity work, burnout prevention, and emotional wellness. By blending practical tools like affirmations, gratitude exercises, and thought reframing with a mental health foundation, I help women gain self-awareness, set healthier boundaries, and reclaim joy in their lives.
One of my proudest accomplishments has been becoming an author, writing over a dozen books—including journals, workbooks, coloring books, and even a children’s book—all focused on supporting women’s mental health. The greatest reward of my work is witnessing clients transform, shift their mindset, and regain control of their lives.
What’s the best career advice you’ve ever received?
The best career advice I’ve received hasn’t come from formal mentors but from colleagues and peers who offered encouragement along the way. Their guidance helped me reframe challenges and stay consistent in pursuing my goals. That said, my biggest influences have come from my faith and my clients—their stories continually inspire me to grow and refine my work.
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
My advice to young women entering this field is to start with mindset. Clarity, self-trust, and emotional grounding form the foundation for lasting success. I encourage staying consistent, believing in your calling, avoiding comparisons with others, and remembering that growth doesn’t have to be fast to be meaningful.
What are the biggest challenges or opportunities in your field right now?
One of the biggest challenges I’ve faced in this field has been marketing myself. Coming from a mental health and corporate background, I didn’t have formal training in branding or content creation. I’ve learned through trial and error, experimenting with strategies from various programs while relying most on authentic client work rather than trying to “go viral.”
At the same time, there’s a tremendous opportunity in the growing public need for emotional wellness support and burnout prevention. More than ever, people are seeking guidance to manage stress, prioritize self-care, and create sustainable balance, which makes this work both meaningful and impactful.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
The values most important to me in both my work and personal life are integrity, honesty, respect, spirituality, and family. I strive to approach everything with authenticity, honor the experiences of others, and ensure my work reflects compassion and faith. These principles guide the way I coach, write, and show up for the women I serve.
Locations
Renew the View, LLC.
Bloomfield, NJ 07003