- 1-2 heads iceberg lettuce
- 3 tomatoes chopped
- Small bag sliced red cabbage
- 1 large cucumber diced
- 1/2 cup fresh diced green pepper
- 1/2 cup diced black olives (no Pitts )
- 1/2 cup diced fresh mushroom
- 1 carrot shredded then chopped
- 1lb bacon cooked crisp cut into 1in. Pieces
- 1/2 to 1 cup blue cheese crumbles
Wash and dry lettuce finely chop and put in large bowl.
Add all your chopped vegetables to bowl with lettuce and toss to combine well.
Add bacon pieces then blu cheese crumble to top of salad
Serve with balsamic vinaigrette on the side
Tips: keep all ingredients nice and cold serve on refrigerated plates.
Add grilled chicken breast to make a great lunch or dinner entre
1500 McMullen Booth Rd. (Near Publix corner of 590 and McMullen) 727.723.9777

Panache: Why did you choose this business or line of work? 

What are your personal and professional mottos?
Hailey Scheinman is eight years old and lives in Clearwater. She is a second grader at Leila G. Davis Elementary School and especially loves reading and science. Her twin sister, Olivia, is her favorite person in the world! Last summer, the girls’ story was featured in “The Best Sister” article in the Tampa Bay Times. Hailey has been playing soccer for five seasons in the Clearwater Chargers league. She plays acoustic guitar and recently performed a solo at her second grade play performance. Her love for art began at a very young age and she is always working on something creative.
Hailey plays an integral part in Livy’s Hope, her family’s organization, which brings hope to the lives of children with medical needs and their families. She presents the Livy’s Hope story with her family at schools and at The Family Café Conference. One day she would like to be a professional artist and musician, participate in the Olympics and write a book!
Hailey: Time? This is a difficult question. It depends on what I am making. Paintings have taken me from a few hours to a couple of weeks to do. I can string a bracelet very quickly but what takes time is picking out what to put together. My favorite painting is the Tuscan Landscape because I loved making the poppies and trees and blending the colors in the background. I can’t pick a favorite bracelet because I love almost all of them!
Hailey: I can’t tell you because it wouldn’t be a secret anymore!

“One of the biggest challenges making this transition, is that in addition to continuing working on and improving my golf game, is that I must also focus on learning the business/entrepreneurial skills necessary to be a successful touring professional.”
Courtney is in the process of developing a foundation called “BUILD U”. “Everybody has their own set of challenges and go through difficult times or moments when they do not know what to do. Whenever I went through difficult times or challenging periods in my life my parents’ advice to me was always to look within and Build U; Build U was their way of guiding me to focus on my strengths rather than my failures by focusing on building my interests. However, I realized that a lot of kids don’t have that type of support and guidance so I believe that through mentoring that I could help others identify their interests, find their passion, grow their lives and to ignore those who say they cant. I believe passion brings confidence, independence, strength, and happiness. Many people get lost or lack direction because they stop growing and building themselves and instead look to others to provide their happiness.
Panache asked Courtney, who you owe your success to. “So many people have played a part in my success. No one does this alone it takes a team. I have had the support of coaches, teachers, family, and friends along the way. I am also thankful for the Companies and individuals who sponsor me and provide financial support. It takes a lot of people to backing you and believing in you to play at this level. I probably owe the most to my parents who have always challenged me to be my best, held me accountable through the good and bad times, and taught me how to believe in myself. They are incredible role models, and they are the hardest working and most selfless people I know.”







Over the next 5 years, Dr. Conforti plans to continue to improve the health and wellness of the community by educating and treating each individual throughout the community. In addition to providing outstanding care, he also plans on opening more offices to be sure that everyone throughout the Tampa Bay area has the ability to receive the one on one care they need and deserve to achieve and maintain optimal wellness.
Panache: What would you be doing now if it weren’t for your business, taking money out of the equation?











