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Wearing Many Hats (and Loving Every One of Them)

  • Writer: Sarah Burri
    Sarah Burri
  • 2 days ago
  • 1 min read


I'm sure many of you know exactly what it means to "wear many hats." That's precisely how I've been feeling lately, juggling more tasks than I can count — but today, I get to set one of those hats down for a moment and simply celebrate.


A little while ago, I felt a real surge of energy and determination to finally finish something close to my heart: 17 books inspired by the Sustainable Development Goals. I wrote them in English first — translations will come later, one step at a time — but my main goal was to get all 17 written, illustrated, printed, given their own ISBN numbers, and sent off to Bern.


And I've done it.


There are still a few final details to tie up, but the heart of the work — the writing, the illustrating, the printing, the sending — is complete. I honestly can't put into words how chuffed I am with this achievement. It's the kind of project that quietly demands persistence, patience, and a whole lot of hat-swapping, and seeing it through to this point feels wonderful.

More updates (and eventually, those translations!) to come. Thank you, as always, for following along on this journey with me.


 
 
 

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