Welcome to the How to Be Awesome at Your Job Podcast, the show where brilliant professionals share how to sharpen the universal skills required to flourish at work.

Enjoy more career fun, wins, meaning, and money.

With your host, Pete McKitis. Hello, hello, I think we're going to have some fun with this one. We are

chatting with Casey Holly and she has got some great tips and tricks when it

comes to engaging in some of those delicate conversations or political kinds of things that show up at the office and she is fun to listen to because she's from Georgia and it's always just a good sound.

So you're going to learn one how to deal with your dragons at the office. Two, keywords and phrases for dealing with a bad boss. And three, how to enroll others in mentoring you as well as championing your ideas.

So if you want to check out the show notes, the transcript, the links to stuff, that's over

at awesome at your job.com slash Epp for zero.

And if you just want those takeaways faster, then sign up for the gold nugget email list which provides an email that you can read those key

takeaways in under two minutes and that's also right up there at awesome at your job

dot com so here's a bit about Casey Casey Holly teaches at Georgia State University and has consulted clients such as the NFL

that's the National Football League, not the National Forensic League.

If there's any speech dorks in the house, the Department of the Interior and over a dozen

Fortune 500 corporations on communication.

She conducts workshops on writing and speaking for professionals. Here's

Holly. Casey, thank you so much for being on the How to Be Awesome at your

job podcast. I'm so pleased that you called. Oh, yes, yes. Well, no, I'm'm tickled I think you've got a lot of fun

for us but tell us you know when you're not you know coaching and teaching and writing what

do you do for fun in Georgia? What do we do for fun? Well, the Chattahoochoo River is within walking

distance of my house. And there are all kinds of walking trails all up and down the Chattahooch.

You can be right in the heart of the city and feel like you're in, you know, a deep forest.

And my favorite place together is a coffee shop that is right on the river you can actually put your feet in the

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