Danielle Eyman shares her journey from 24 years as a registered nurse to founding Wealthy and Aligned by Human Design. After hitting burnout and experiencing severe anxiety, she discovered human design (the "how") and Gene Keys (the "why") and transformed her life. She discusses the high-frequency formula, a deconditioning method for emotional alignment, her podcast with 300+ "mini master classes," and why human DNA trumps AI when it comes to self-discovery.

Key Resources Mentioned

- Danielle's website: https://danielleeyman.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thedanielleeyman

Wealthy and Aligned by Human Design Podcast : https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/wealthy-aligned-by-human-design/id1561011751

Wealth Code System

https://danielleeyman.com/thewealthcodesystem-8628

Zaakirah talks with Key (Ebenezer Kwame Yeboah) of Certified Africa about the 10 Day Ghana 70th Independence Day Celebration Experience happening March 1–10, 2027.

Your trip to Ghana isn't a vacation—it's a chance to connect with history, culture, ancestry, celebration and community

This is about experiencing Ghana.

about history.
about culture.
about celebration.
about ancestry.
about connection.

If Ghana has been calling you, this is your sign. This is not tourism. This is homecoming with purpose. Make your deposit and review the itinerary:

https://certifiedafrica.wetravel.com/i/6a7c8694a16c7ce29c606343#the-ghana-heritage-experience-march-1-10-2027

• 1:28 — Trip overview

• 2:44 — Zaakirah's backstory: Returning to Ghana after 15 years and realizing the need for accessible, immersive travel

• 3:07 — Invisible disabilities and why this trip considers all ability levels

• 3:36 — Introducing Key from Certified Africa

• 3:41 — Key introduces himself: Ebenezer Kwame Yeboah

• 4:15 — What is Certified Africa?

• 5:36 — Key's role: The bridge between traveler and experience — itinerary, logistics, and on-the-ground support

• 6:05 — Zaakirah on the importance of local involvement and her first Ghana trip with Operation Crossroads Africa

• 7:20 — Itinerary overview

• 7:46 — Why these places were chosen:

• 8:19 — Accra: The modern heartbeat of Ghana and the independence history (Independence Square, Kwame Nkrumah Museum)

• 8:33 — Cape Coast: Reflecting on ancestry and the transatlantic slave trade

• 9:11 — Art, culture, and storytelling through the Nkrumah Museum

• 9:18 — Inclusive by design: Considerate of all religions, dietary restrictions, and disability needs

• 9:42 — No alcohol on this trip — choosing healing and sobriety; "chocolate high" instead

• 10:25 — What makes this trip special during Independence Day

• 10:53 — Kwame Nkrumah's declaration: "The independence of Ghana is meaningless unless it is linked with the total liberation of the African continent"

• 11:09 — Martin Luther King Jr.'s visit to Ghana in 1957 and his "birth of a new nation" sermon

• 11:49 — The concept of Sankofa

• 12:50 — Travel requirements: Visa (multiple entry recommended), yellow fever vaccination, passport valid 6+ months

• 15:58 — Certified Africa's travel medical insurance requirement

• 16:15 — Flight options: Nonstop from NYC or DC recommended via stopover programs

• 17:15 — What's included in the price

• 18:39 — What's NOT included

• 20:33 — Pricing: $2,535 USD (double occupancy) / $2,950 USD (single occupancy)

• 21:21 — Payment plan: $200 minimum deposit, then equal monthly installments until 60 days before travel

• 22:42 — Weather in March: Warm and sunny — pack light breathable clothing, hat, sunscreen, sunglasses, reusable water bottle

• 23:15 — Fitness tip: Some walking required; stay hydrated and prepare physically

• 23:35 — Fashion in Ghana: Get a custom outfit tailored — a unique souvenir experience;

• 24:19 — Power adapters: Type used in Ghana

• 24:50 — Money in Ghana: Cards widely accepted ATMs available; team assists with currency exchange

• 25:25 — Phones and connectivity: eSIM options, adding international plans, mobile money networks, and preparing for occasional power outages

• 26:20 — Final invitation and Closing remarks

Quote Sources:

https://www.modernghana.com/news/1322073/nkrumah-ghana-is-not-free-ever-the-second-indep.html

https://ghanaiantimes.com.gh/forward-ever-backward-never-and-the-present-state-of-ghana/

What does it really mean to be seen — and what happens when being seen is paired with access and community? In this episode, Zaakirah shares reflections from attending SXSW London, the vision behind her panel "Who Gets Seen: Building Accessible Media, Events, and Experiences," and why accessibility can't be an afterthought — on stages, in content, or in business, the history of Black Business Month, and the power of LinkedIn networking. This episode weaves together visibility, accessibility, and community into one cohesive conversation that remains relevant long after any voting deadline.

0:41 — Black Business Month: history, policy, and barriers to capital

1:13 — Travel philosophy: accessibility and disabilities in mind

1:37 — See Life Different: childhood eye cancer, seeing in one eye, finding your platform

2:29 — Gaps on stages: invisible disabilities and the need for safe spaces

3:08 — Building See Life Different: podcast, book, summits, and accessible content

3:46 — The gap: speaking opportunities that don't pay you

4:04 — Same mission, same vision: making sure the overlooked are no longer overlooked

4:34 — Lived experience: no captions, can't lip read, being left out

5:00 — Don't leave out people who want to work with you + SXSW panel submission

5:16 — Chapter: Who Gets Seen? — SXSW history

5:26 — SXSW London: accessibility at the forefront, not the back

5:52 — "Who Gets Seen: Building Accessible Media, Events, and Experiences"

6:13 — Captions, image descriptions, sensory spaces

6:43 — Co-panelists: Erin Perkins (deaf-blind) and Derra Howard (epilepsy)

7:15 — All Three Coasts (A3C) in Atlanta and the SXSW connection

8:02 — Applied to speak, didn't get accepted, attended two days SXSW London

8:23 — Setting intentions: what am I gonna do at this conference?

8:58 — Long-term goals: speak on a panel, premiere a documentary

9:35 — Building blocks for community, advocacy, and a speaker bureau

10:00 — People with disabilities have stories to tell

10:18 — SXSW London's accessibility: interactive app, scheduling, networking

10:45 — Real connections vs LinkedIn, Instagram, or WhatsApp

11:01 — Disability accommodations

11:46 — Sensory overload and the quiet networking hack

12:27 — Trust your intuition: the best networking moments

12:54 — Fora co-working space

13:18 — Documentary about travel, disability, woman of color, faith, and childhood eye cancer

13:53 — Healthcare SXSW panel and the power of LinkedIn

14:28 — Don't underestimate LinkedIn or in-real-life connections

15:23 — Hidden disabilities and airport accessibility

15:45 — invisible disability and asking for help

16:02 — Accessibility as a business strategy: stronger brand, bigger audience, more clients

16:25 — Supporting the diaspora economy

16:31 — The Accessible Content Creator: getting on stages and getting started

16:57 — How to work with Zaakirah on your Goals for the quarter

Connect with Zaakirah: Reach out via DM or comment to learn more about the Accessible Content Creator program, speaking opportunities, or working together.

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