Simi Burn, PharmD

DM if you have a group who would like to speak their stories to the page together in a live event.

-Justice impacted wellness entrepreneurs creating content to build their personal brands

-Nature experience community for girls and women telling firsthand stories about ecocide and health

-Intergenerational storytelling projects connecting youth and elders

Exploring Partnerships With:

-High school journalism groups interviewing their peers about issues that matter to them

-Community members sharing their experience of prison healthcare

2 - During the same event, each participant receives their story to their inbox, written in their own voice

3 - Stories from the entire group are ready to share with the group right away, or compile into a co-authored mini-book

Here's how it works:

1 - Each person shares their story in a simultaneous voice chat during a live in-person or virtual event

My heart is pulling me toward the stories in my local community—voices that need and deserve to be heard.

New Directions for My Voice-to-Book Startup: I'm taking my tech startup to IRL communities and working with partners to facilitate immersive "hive storytelling" experiences for groups.

And my favorite:

"Oh my god, those social media posts are so good. Holy $hit, I actually would post this."

"It feels bold and empowering to hear myself sound polished. Even though I may have talked about that experience a hundred times already, it's completely different to see it in black and white."

"I was expecting less! I didn't expect you to create so many different types of content from one conversation! I am amazed at the flexibility in the results you created with MY words. I didn't have to plan anything, I just told you about my experience and I had a chapter!"

"The process was so easy and intuitive. I expected you to ask more questions for more detail or more steering. I thought there would be more back and forth."

Dr. B's mission was clear: share her truth so others feel less alone. She was nervous at first, but she found her power by telling her story and seeing it reflected back to her in writing. Here's what she shared after the experience:

Last week, I helped Dr. B transform her story into a memoir chapter in just one hour. Her experience, sadly, isn't unique. Every American has a healthcare story that deserves to be heard—not as a statistic, but in their authentic voice.

🧵 "You can't have that diagnosis. You're a pharmacist and you have a husband and kids."

With those words, Dr. B instantly lost trust in her own physician.

Why ‘Finding Your One Thing’ Is Overrated (And What to Do Instead) Some books are for learning new stories. Some are for unlearning old stories.

If you’ve ever felt like you “missed your thing,” you don’t need a time machine. You just need a new story.

The book "Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World" helped me rewrite mine.

I shared my takeaways here:

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I turn conversations into books. I created a guide to help you start your own book by speaking naturally.

Get your free copy here: www.SpeakBooks.Live

That book idea living inside of you — ever wonder if it could change everything?

I hope you write it.

The most prolific readers in the world are in the US.
Books still matter to us — (shocking, I know)

The One Book I Keep Recommending (And Re-Reading) Some books are good. Some books are useful.

It’s about how to be happy, figure out what you want, and actually make it happen — by applying design thinking to your life.

If I had read it sooner, it would’ve saved me an unfathomable amount of time, stress, and money.

I wrote some of my takeaways here:

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Some books are good. Some books are useful.

And then there are books that rearrange your brain.

Designing Your Life is that book for me.

I've been working on a project to help entrepreneurs write books by speaking—curious if there’s interest from people who want to share their true healthcare stories.

Here's some more info:

I've been seeing a lot of brave posts lately about personal experiences with antidepressants, health insurance, and more.

But for every healthcare story shared, I know there are many more that aren’t.

Best part? 100% of the author’s proceeds support the Pink Ladoo Project, which works to eradicate sexist customs and traditions.

Instantly reminded of who I am, where I come from, and what my sisters have already achieved—with fewer resources and none of the opportunities I have now.

This book expands my dreams back to their proper size. A beautiful gift for any age.

It moves between my desk, my bedside table, and the living room.

Inside are 50 beautifully illustrated biographies of remarkable South Asian women, past and present.

Whenever I doubt myself or feel the need to shrink my dreams, I open it to a random page.

I got Stories for South Asian Supergirls for my daughter—but I keep borrowing it for myself.

📩 Stay tuned—this free e-book is coming soon!

In the meantime, check my featured link for another free resource:

"How to Speak Your E-Book: The 5-Day Kickstart Guide for Entrepreneurs."

🌀 Struggling to make it resonate with your target audience
🌀 Getting stuck in perfectionism that keeps you from building your dream
🌀 Wondering how to share it in a way that fits your mission and makes an impact

I’ll help you find the words, so you can focus on taking care of your people.

I’m creating Your Health Story Playbook—a step-by-step e-book and email course to help founders, practitioners, and health advocates turn their personal health journey into a clear, compelling story that builds trust—without:

✨ Want to share your health story without the overwhelm, overthinking, or fear of oversharing? ✨

Hi, I'm Simi Burn, PharmD 🗣️📚—a pharmacist and health ghostwriter.

The Fix? Speak First, Write Later.

1️⃣ Talk it out—explain your health story like you would to a patient or friend.

2️⃣ Capture everything—use voice notes or a transcription tool. No pressure to get it perfect.

3️⃣ Edit later—once you have the raw story, shape it into something useful.