Overcome your Creative Blocks, IMPOSTER SYNDROME, and Severe Burnout

As a transformational coach, I help people who are stuck access their creativity so their best selves can shine!

I know what it's like struggling with imposter syndrome, overcoming creative blocks, and grinding through severe burnout. As a creative professional for more than 30 years, I've worked for the 4th largest ad agency in the world, for corporate in-house and non-profit organizations, for mom-and-pop shops, and everything in between. I know how the struggle feels!

It can be  really hard to achieve your goals, right?! Realizing that I couldn't get where I wanted by myself was a bitter pill to swallow for someone as independent as I am. But hiring a coach was the best decision I've ever made. Coaches provide an objective, outside viewpoint. I take it another step further by also helping you to see deep inside yourself.

See, I finally figured out that I was the biggest hurdle I'd have to overcome. Don't waste any more time. Let me help you activate your strengths, set aside your fears, and get out of your own way! 

People hire me to help them with external things like…

• finding better clients or a better job
• getting unstuck, either at their job, in recurring relationships, or creatively
• finding out what their strengths or best skills really are

To me, these are all symptoms of much bigger, deeper issues. Sure, I can help you land a job, but if it's not the right job, it's only a matter of time before you're going to be in the same situation again. Sure, I can give you the answers to get you unstuck, but if you don't have the tools you need to help yourself, it's only a matter of time before you're stuck again. I can even tell you what your strengths are, but if you don't know how to look for them and find them yourself, you'll always be looking to others for help.

As a developmental coach (as opposed to a performance coach), I take a wholistic approach to your well-being. I focus on the whole you, providing insights, asking questions and helping you see what I see as an objective observer.

As my client, I give you tools, buckets of them. I am your guide on your journey through yourself, to arrive at a better, more healed version of yourself. You are the obstacle; you are the path; you are the destination.

My wish for you is that you don't need me any more. 

Begin your journey today.

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Cami's Bio

In a nutshell, Coach Cami Travis-Groves helps creatives get the hell out of their own way. Clients come wanting help with common issues: how to make more money, how to tap into greater creativity, or how to navigate a career changes. She describes these issues as just symptoms, and a direct reflection of what’s going on inside. 

As a transformational coach, Cami helps creatives dig deep to identify the self-limiting beliefs and patterns holding them back, keeping them stuck. She shares her transformational tools for deep inner work that leads to a life full of clarity, abundance, gratitude and fulfillment.

Coach Cami understands the path of a frustrated creative; she was in her own way for years. She spent 30+ years as a strategic graphic designer and creative director.

She hosts her own podcast called “Deep Dive: Coaching for Creatives,” where she interviews those who have experienced a transformational journey, sharing hard-learned lessons and helpful hacks.

As an author, Coach Cami has written three books so far: Get Out of Your Rut, You Are the Abundance You Seek, and her most recent publication, Inner Growth Workbook for Creatives, all available on Amazon. 

She’s an Adjunct Visiting Faculty and Consultant for the Knowles Johnson Institute of Graduate Studies in Boston.

She is the founder of Good Juju Publishing, helping people create books whose manuscripts spread love in the world.

Coach Cami is also an international keynote speaker, a top-100 volunteer mentor (in the top 1%) for ADPList, a mother to two adult children, a wife for almost three decades, a chronic good juju spreader, and a cat whisperer to her two feline coworkers.