Join us for Episode 3 of Season 13 of the Social Change Career Podcast with Rachel Fry!

Rachel is a leading expert in mental performance, leadership development, and career growth. With over 16 years of experience, she has helped leaders, impact focused professionals, and athletes build resilience, confidence, and mental well-being to excel in their careers.

When: October 17 at 11 am EST

Why Join Us? / What We’ll Cover:

• Mental Resilience for Impact Careers: Learn how to apply high-performance sports strategies to enhance leadership and professional growth.
• Balancing Well-Being and Career Success: Practical tips on maintaining mental well-being while thriving in your social impact career.
• Breaking Barriers in Leadership: Gain tools to build confidence, motivation, and resilience in both your professional and personal life.
• Career Growth and Global Experience: Rachel’s global journey offers unique insights into leadership, growth, and well-being across diverse cultural contexts.

Format: The podcast features short interviews led by the PCDN leadership team with our guests, and there is usually time for audience questions. We look forward to seeing you there!

How Do I Attend?
The Social Change Career Podcast livestream can be watched on LinkedIn & YouTube. The recording will also be uploaded to our YouTube Channel and converted into one of 150+ episodes of the Social Change Career Podcast, accessible on PCDN or any major podcasting platform.

About Rachel Fry:
Rachel’s career has taken her across five countries, where she has worked with thousands of individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds. She started as a Division One soccer player and then transitioned into coaching and teaching and then leadership development. Rachel also trained and competed in the sport of freediving which took her to different places around the world. Rachel currently coaches leaders, founders, athletes, and students, helping them develop key skills like motivation, confidence, and resilience. She’s based in Washington D.C., splitting her time between the U.S. and South America, and serves as Vice President of an environmental nonprofit. Rachel holds a master’s in Applied Positive Psychology, which is the science of human flourishing.

Why PCDN?
We’re here to help social impact professionals and students find their path to making a difference. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to deepen your impact, we’re here to support you. Check out the PCDN Career Campus for expert advice, networking, workshops, and access to over 350 opportunities every month.