Rita Barakat's guest appearances

Rita Barakat

JUMP For Creators Genius!

A Maker's Story

Cathy Heller

Seth Godin

Jack Canfield

Warren Buffett

Bob Ross

Jona Giammalva

Lindsay Blake

Theodore Roosevelt

John Maxwell

Melanie Traylor

Greg Franklin

Kathy Wilkins

Kallie Maughan

Carolee McMullin

Zig Ziglar

OwlTail

Creative Spotlight: Rita Barakat   ⁃ @rita_barakat_artist is one of the brightest people I have ever had the chance to meet, both literally and metaphorically! Her use of color and expression is one of many facets of her art and what has been a driving force in pressing forward on the route of her creative journey.   ⁃ From murals to blogs to self portraits, Rita has slowly but surely discovered the passion behind why all things art attract her like nothing else: the opportunity to connect with others.   ⁃ Just before COVID hit the US, Rita had suffered from a severe injury that left her bed ridden for over a month. Through this trial and time of waiting, the flame in her heart for art had been set ablaze. As a firm believer in replacing the lies and narratives that we believe about ourselves, Rita has become a powerhouse in showcasing the power of being individualistic and embracing who you are, to many women and people across the board.   ⁃ Thank you for shining your colorful light on the value and beauty of being an individual. I had an amazing time speaking with you and hearing your story on @jump_creator_genius_podcast. ￼I cannot wait to see where and what you are going to do next!  Go check out her page and show her some love.   ♥️- Rebeca Flott

Creative Spotlight: Rita Barakat   ⁃ @rita_barakat_artist is one of the brightest people I have ever had the chance to meet, both literally and metaphorically! Her use of color and expression is one of many facets of her art and what has been a driving force in pressing forward on the route of her creative journey.   ⁃ From murals to blogs to self portraits, Rita has slowly but surely discovered the passion behind why all things art attract her like nothing else: the opportunity to connect with others.   ⁃ Just before COVID hit the US, Rita had suffered from a severe injury that left her bed ridden for over a month. Through this trial and time of waiting, the flame in her heart for art had been set ablaze. As a firm believer in replacing the lies and narratives that we believe about ourselves, Rita has become a powerhouse in showcasing the power of being individualistic and embracing who you are, to many women and people across the board.   ⁃ Thank you for shining your colorful light on the value and beauty of being an individual. I had an amazing time speaking with you and hearing your story on @jump_creator_genius_podcast. ￼I cannot wait to see where and what you are going to do next!  Go check out her page and show her some love. ♥️- Rebeca Flott

A Conversation with the Artist Rita Barakat "the opportunity to connect with others"

When asked what her favorite creation is: My most favorite project was a full room size mural of the little mermaid and it wasn’t because I got paid for it or anything. It  was because it was the first time I showed somebody else my artwork and was that lightbulb moment where other people were coming over to see my work, soon the word got out neighbors telling neighbors, asking to see it and if they could pay to do their houses, and at that moment were somebody else was validating me and saying “wow you why aren’t you getting paid for this? “ and “why aren’t you showing people your artwork?” So it’s my favorite piece because it was that moment in time when things changed and I thought maybe I do have some talent here! Lol

When asked what her favorite creation is: My most favorite project was a full room size mural of the little mermaid and it wasn’t because I got paid for it or anything. It  was because it was the first time I showed somebody else my artwork and was that lightbulb moment where other people were coming over to see my work, soon the word got out neighbors telling neighbors, asking to see it and if they could pay to do their houses, and at that moment were somebody else was validating me and saying “wow you why aren’t you getting paid for this? “ and “why aren’t you showing people your artwork?” So it’s my favorite piece because it was that moment in time when things changed and I thought maybe I do have some talent here! Lol

Episode 17 - Rita Barakat