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Skincare Secrets with Leah Fortune: How Personalized Skincare Can Transform Your Skin & Confidence

Peter Latocha

Published on: 03/03/2025

In a glowing episode of the Make It Count show, host Michelle LaTocca sat down with Leah Fortune, owner of Gratitude Skincare, to discuss personalized skincare, skincare myths, and the importance of self-care through skin health. Leah’s expertise in custom facial treatments, skin hydration, and proper product selection offers invaluable insights into achieving healthy, radiant skin at any age.

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Embracing Confidence: Kathy Dawson’s Mission to Empower Women Through The Salty Bikini

Peter Latocha

Published on: 20/02/2025

In a powerful episode of The Make Count Show, host Michelle Watoka sat down with Kathy Dawson, the inspiring founder of The Salty Bikini. Kathy’s journey is one of resilience, self-discovery, and empowerment, as she helps women redefine their self-worth and embrace their bodies with confidence.

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The Journey of a Business Leader: Rob Lavorato’s Path to Success with Gemini and Duo Temp

Peter Latocha

Published on: 13/02/2025

Rob Lavorato, owner of Gemini Windows Doors & Siding and Duo Temp Home Improvements, transitioned from a corporate management career to business ownership at 50. He founded Gemini at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic and later acquired Duo Temp to expand his offerings. The name Gemini reflects both his zodiac sign and his twin daughters.

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Game Plan for Success: Ben Boudreau’s Take on Hockey, Leadership, and Balance

Peter Latocha

Published on: 27/01/2025

In this episode of The Make It Count Show, host Michelle Latocha sits down with the incredible Ben Boudreau, a man whose journey through professional hockey, coaching, and business is nothing short of inspiring. His story is one of unexpected turns, resilience, and finding purpose beyond the game. From traveling the world as a player to taking on leadership roles, Ben shares the ups and downs of his career in a way that is both personal and relatable.

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