Episode 41: Building a Creative Career with Ease - Camila Walter on Design, Intuition & Flow

Creativity isn’t just about design for Camila — it’s about energy, alignment and play. In this episode, I sit down with the insanely talented Camila Walter, a Graphic Designer and Creative Director whose work spans top brands like The Skinny Confidential, Tezza, FORM, Pursuit of Wellness, Woo More Play and more.

Camila has been a Graphic Designer for seven years, spending 70% of her career freelancing and working on high-impact creative projects. Her journey started at The Mayfair Group, which set the foundation for her path as a freelancer before transitioning to her current role as the in-house designer for Parke, the brand created by Chelsea Parke Kramer. Through her studio, itsgpf, she specializes in tangible design — think merch, packaging, signage and pop-ups that bring brands to life in the real world.

Camila and I first connected through Human Design, and since then, I’ve been in awe of how she navigates the creative industry with both intention and flow. She shares how spirituality and self-care fuel creativity, the mindset shifts that have unlocked her success and what it takes to sustain a thriving creative career.

We dive into:
✨ The power of play in work (and why it's essential for success)
✨ Balancing structure and freedom as a designer & freelancer
✨ The role of self-care and spirituality in creative success
✨ Camila’s best advice for freelancers, artists and anyone looking to build a business on their own terms

One of my favorite takeaways she said? “If I don’t want it that bad, it will be easier to achieve.” Camila breaks down how detachment, alignment and trust has lead to the biggest wins in her career.

If you’re an aspiring creative, entrepreneur or just someone who wants to work with the universe instead of against it, this episode is for you.

Tune in now and get inspired to make your work your playground.

xo, Rebekah Joy

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