September is a month of many beginnings. Every season has reinforced that storytelling — in all its forms, is what connects us, heals us, and creates impact. This month has been such a reminder of why I do what I do. I’ve been reflecting on my last nine years of work including but not limited to:
Creative Strategy
Artist Development (A&R)
Event Production (Virtual + IRL)
Travel Experiences
Media & Storytelling
Photography Studio Management
And more!
Storytelling is more than just sharing words — it’s how we inspire change, connect across cultures, and build brands that last. This week on my podcast, I’m sharing my 2023 See Life Different Virtual Summit session, where I taught how to build your brand around storytelling. If you’re ready to align your personal journey with your professional mission, this one’s for you.
I was interviewed by Nashville Voyager Magazine — marking my 5th “Voyage” magazine feature! You may know me as a storyteller, creative, and survivor… someone who sees life through a different lens. But in this article, I’m stepping a little deeper into what life has been guiding me toward all along…
I joined the Global Youth Forum’s Ordinary Voices Series with young African changemakers to talk about how we can be more inclusive of those with disabilities and be a better advocate, watch or listen on YouTube:
When you are ready for your voice to be heard, you are in the right place, simply reply to this email to work with me.
I am Zaakirah (zaa-key-ra) Muhammad, a deafblind retinoblastoma cancer survivor, creative tech-savvy entrepreneur and TEDx speaker, with over a decade of experience in photography and digital communications. As a brand cultivating strategist, author, and podcaster, I empower you to step outside of your comfort zone, understand your purpose, and show you how to powerfully tell your story through digital marketing. As your brand therapist, I uncover your blind spots showcasing your superpower.
About Accessible by Design How All Creators Can Build Inclusive, Empathetic Travel Content in the main stage on May 30th!
Travel has the power to transform how we see ourselves and connect with others—but not all creators or audiences experience the world the same way. I will share what’s too often overlooked in travel media and the simple, practical shifts that make videos, photos, storytelling, and platforms more accessible to disabled, neurodivergent, and visually impaired audiences, broadening content’s reach and impact. I used to live in Chattanooga and my dad is from a small town an hour away!
You will want to stay for the networking, hands-on workshops, and community-led conversations! The code must be entered at the top of the popup window BEFORE selecting the ticket.
