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b'Music is more powerful than you may realize. It can soundtrack good times, be something you turn to when you're upset, and drastically alter how you interpret a movie scene. (For real: Horror films rely on spooky vibes soundtracks!) However, music can also be used for bigger movements, like advocacy and societal change.\\xa0How would you like to have your story in a customized song? To advocate for something that you want to share with the world to create human impact? Our podcast guest, Rachelle Babler, did this and the outcome was beyond what she could have imagined. She took her "idea" to the TEDx stage last October to share with others the power of advocating through music. She joins us today to talk about advocacy impact through heart centered music.\\xa0Rachelle Babler is a TEDx speaker,\\xa0 #1 International Best-Selling Co-Author, and Advocate who grew up in Southern California. Being a middle child and Aries, she has always been a bit of a disruptor - in a good way :) - avid explorer, traveler, musician, and creative soul.\\xa0She has had an eclectic background of careers: Paramedic turned Forensic Analyst turned Entrepreneur. After being diagnosed with a rare brain tumor and diving into personal development work, she quit her job cold turkey to pursue her \\u201cwhy\\u201d and discovered what that was during a global pandemic. Through meditation and listening to her intuition, she discovered what that was during a global pandemic.\\xa0She is a storytelling strategist supporting clients who want to amplify their voice, message and brand through various media platforms such as the TEDx stage and through music. She loves to support clients who want to create human impact, create movements and advocate for a cause by sharing their most powerful gifts - their stories.\\xa0Rachelle is grateful she took a leap to create a purpose-driven business and to show her two children, Austin and Camryn, that it\\u2019s never too late to pursue your dreams.Read more at petite2queen.com/inspire-advocacy-impact-musicSupport the show'