Lulu Cheng Meservey — Going Direct: What Founders can learn from K-Pop, Crypto, and the Early Christians (Infinite Loops Classics)

own pop. It's your personal reputation. It's your ability to ever start another company. It's your ability to hire. You cannot outsource this because it's gonna come back to you. It is better to not have the exact right words than it is to sound mechanical because if you mess up a word, your message might be eighty percent receipt instead of a hundred percent received. If you mess up sounding like a human being, it'll be zero percent. 'Cause the words are what matter. You're the thing that mattered.

Hey everyone, Jim here. We're taking a short pause on new episodes through the end of August. We'll be back at the end of the month. But in the meantime, we're digging out some of our favorite conversations from the archive. Enjoy! Hello, everyone. It's Jim O'Shaughnessy with yet another Infinite Loops. Today I have been looking forward, Lulu, to this. chat with you because we had to change it and things got fucked up and then I got

COVID at the stability launch party, and you have been very charming in your willingness to say, no problem, no problem. My guest today. Is Lulu Chen Miservi, who is the EBP of Corporate Affairs. And the head honcho of communications at Activision Blizzard. She used to be on the board there. But now you joined the team.

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