Wife. Mother. Writer. Traveler.
Lacey Tezino is a creative soul, occupying a beautiful life with her family in Houston, Texas. Founder of her new business, Passport Journeys, Lacey is tapping into her passion for helping mother-daughter relationships and inspiring forgiveness, growth & connection.
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Married to a man who honors my heart, blows my mind & takes care of the life we are creating.. |
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Mother to a baby that makes my tiny space on earth feel like we rule the entire planet. |
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Wander lust searching the whole world for cultures that make me fall in love with "different" and appreciate home. |
2018 LIVE news segment: CW-39 with Maggie Flecknoe
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HOUSTON -- It's a new year and a fresh start for relationships.
Lacey Tezino, founder of Passport Journeys, is helping mothers and daughters build a stronger relationship this year. Tezino's activity book is a tool to guide mothers and daughters through a 12 month journey to a closer relationship with one activity per month. This journey requires the mother and daughter to be in the same location each month, and lays out the needs for each activity. Tezino sat down with CW39's Maggie Flecknoe to talk more about her own journey and how she wants to help other mothers and daughters. Click here to get your own "passport". |
Podcast feature: UNTAMED Podcast by Lu Uhrich
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"Lacey is a writer, mentor, adventurer, and public speaker who is passionate about encouraging young people to travel, fall in love with other cultures, and cultivate positive relationships. Through her work managing hospital projects, Lacey spent the last 3 years living in Doha, Qatar where she helped to digitize the health system for the entire nation and traveled the Middle East. Although she is passionate about her career, her calling to inspire others through transparent social media connection and speaking engagements is becoming more evident. Lacey is currently in the process of writing her first book, a memoir about being raised in a white community and growing into her own truth. She also facilitates dynamic conversations about racial equality for children."
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