Speaker, Author, Founder
Kacie Washington is a Seattle-based speaker, author, and founder of Honey & Moon Co. She has spoken for organizations such as the NAACP and Dillard University and introduced global leaders including Nelson Mandela and Archbishop Desmond Tutu.
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Speaker
Rooted in grace and truth, Kacie speaks to ensure attendees have a transformative experience. She brings joy and humor guiding people to take audacious action toward their goals. She’s presented some of the world’s most innovative leaders including Nelson Mandela and Archbishop Desmond Tutu and has spoken at events hosted by the NAACP, Seattle Public School District, Dillard University, and M.O.P.S. to name a few.
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Writer
Kacie is also a two-time children's book author, having written " Do Alien's Love Toast" and "The Squirrel Who Homeschooled," and the writer behind "The Purposeful Entrepreneur," a series of essays on building slowly and choosing rest over hustle. Her writing carries the same conviction she brings to the stage, that meaningful growth doesn't require burning yourself out to get there, and that success and peace were never meant to be opposites.
A little note…
If you were visiting my house, I would ask you if you’d like a cup of Nespresso or tea, lemonade, sweet tea, wine, or champagne. I would have a beautiful charcuterie board of cheeses, meats, nuts, crackers, pickles, olives, a fig spread and some tapenade, chocolate-covered something, and dried fruit. I would serve it on the flora china I received at my bridal shower. My fine china is part of my everyday dish collection. I believe you should enjoy a good and beautiful life. The background would be the tunes of smooth jazz because I want to hear everything you have to say yet allow the vibrations to fill the room and create a cozy experience. You would listen to my kids giggling in the background, and they may even come up and tell you a joke. My husband will either be planning out our next big Sunday dinner or at the store shopping for it.
I hope always to bring my best self, be transparent, make you feel welcome, and make sure you leave refreshed and encouraged.
And if you were at my home, you’d go with a plate of food, or a piece of carrot cake.
Say hello! I’d love to hear from you.
XO
Kacie

