"I often quote myself. It adds spice to my conversation"

 

Me! I often have found that a witty remark at the right moment relieves the tension and get things moving again. 

 

When there's work to be done, I believe that a happy atmosphere is a good working atmosphere. If people are enjoying themselves, they're much more likely to achieve the task at hand. Putting my sense of humour to work - whether it's a joke, an observation or even pulling a pace - can certainly hold things along. and what a great feeling it is when people appreciate the effort I put in to keep everybody's spirits up.

 

I'm not the type of person who spends sitting around analyzing what went wrong. It's not that I don't like to think about things, It's more that I like to keep life in perspective and look on the bright side whenever possible. Sometimes these gloom and doom merchants misunderstand and even get annoyed with me. They often accuse me of not taking things seriously enough.

 

Perhaps the biggest joke of all is how easy it is for others to underrate the important part I play in getting things done. after all, a Lil' humour and gently persuasion goes a long way. 

 

There's never a dull moment when I'm around, and I find that my manner is often called upon to break the ice or keep the momentum going. Humour is an international language, and I find that a friendly joke often puts people at ease and enable to get to know one another a whole lot quicker.

 

Never one to shy away from the limelight, I level in the opportunity to share my experiences with those around me, and I find that even a trip to shops can turn into a hilarious, adventure story. An appreciative audience is the best kind of audience, and if I feel that I am losing their attention, I'll simply talk LOUDER and FASTER!

 

I positively thrive in the company of others, and most of the time I feel that I can get people well enough to know when to draw the line. Every now and again though, I get taken by surprise when other people take offence to a remark where none was intended. 

 

"The last thing in the world I would want to do is to hurt someone's feelings."

 

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