What’s the first impression you want to give people?

You know, when it comes to making a solid first impression, I like to sprinkle in a bit of humor without going overboard. I mean, I’ve got this clown side to me—I crack a few jokes here and there, but I try not to steal the whole show.

I aim for being approachable, and yeah, I slip in some humor because laughter breaks the ice, right? But honestly, confidence isn’t always my forte. It’s more like, “Hey, I’m here, and I might throw in a joke or two to lighten the mood.”

But hey, authenticity is key. I want folks to know I’m comfortable being myself, jokes included. It’s that mix of being genuine while adding a dash of humor that I hope folks appreciate.

Confidence? Well, I’m working on it. I believe in my humor, but I also know there’s always room to improve.

And trust? That’s something I build through small gestures, mixed with a sprinkle of humor. It’s like saying, “Yeah, I’ll make you laugh, but I’ll also stick to what I say.”

Think of a canvas that’s got a bit of humor sketched in. Each smile, every witty remark adds a layer to that canvas. Imperfections? Oh, they include my jokes that might fall flat, but hey, that’s part of who I am.

Crafting this first impression? It’s like blending warmth, a hint of confidence, a bunch of authenticity, a sprinkle of humor, and a dose of trustworthiness into a unique blend. I don’t aim for perfection; I just hope to come across as the real, humorous, and imperfect me. Because, honestly, the best connections often start with a friendly laugh and a humble ‘hello’.

—Josh Mullins—