Liz Jarvis-Shean lives, by choice, in pressure cookers — first at the White House, then Tesla, then Airbnb and now DoorDash, a high-growth, high-intensity startup.
Push yourself to get 1% better each day, in good times and bad. No one changes radically overnight, but everyone can get a tiny bit better at something daily.Liz says. "Don't just throw up your hands and say it's not worth it." This rule is a core value at DoorDash, she tells us.You can't guide others if you're lost yourself. Use tough moments to sharpen your core beliefs — the things that matter most — and then share them confidently.In tough times,4.
People too often let fear guide them to silence. Fear of screwing up. Fear of saying the wrong thing.of people's natural instinct … is to be very, very guarded," Liz said. "I think there's enormous power in transparency."When COVID hit, DoorDash could have collapsed. The company needed restaurants making meals — and drivers delivering them safely.from the CEO on down had to phone relatives and friends to find enough masks and supplies to stay afloat.
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