A Mentorship Guide for Slaying Dragons

Susan Combs, President of Combs & Company, a full-service insurance brokerage firm based in New York City joins Enterprise Radio. Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Susan Combs discuss the following: * Tell our listeners the pivotal “Pancakes for Roger” story. * Talk to us about the “slaying dragons” part of the book’s title. What advice do you offer your readers to help them feel like they are slaying dragons? * What are some of your favorite lessons that you learned from your dad? * You offer many lessons specifically to your female readers. Can you relay some of those lessons for us now? * You have some amazing lessons that are quotes from your loved ones, including, “Don’t let your alligator mouth overload your tadpole behind,” “No step for a stepper,” and “Every trash can has a lid.” What do those sayings mean? What are the lessons behind them? * “See the Signs” is one of your lessons in this book. What are some of the signs you have seen over the years? * How can listeners “be proactive through grief”? * One lesson is “Be in Love, Even at the Third Sight.” Tell us the story behind that lesson. * How can readers learn their worth? Susan L. Combs is President of Combs & Company, a full-service insurance brokerage firm based in New York City. Susan started the company at twenty-six years old with a drive to “Do more, better.” This internal mantra has resulted in numerous successes and firsts, like being named the youngest National President in the over eighty-five-year history of Women in Insurance & Financial Services (WIFS) and the first female Broker of the Year winner for BenefitsPro. Susan is “a Missouri girl in a New York world,” and it’s the lessons she learned during her Midwestern upbringing and two-plus decades in New York City that are the basis of this book. The insights contained in these pages come from family, friends, colleagues, and life in general. But the most important teachings are from her late father. It was his steady guidance in life that set Susan’s foundation and it was his passing that inspired her new movement, Pancakes for Roger. Website: https://www.pancakesforroger.com People also listened to this: Fast Cars and Fine Wine: A once in a lifetime anniversary celebration!