Global leadership icon Robin Sharma inspires hope at Nairobi forum
Sharma spoke extensively and in detail around the concept of taking responsibility as a leader and not being full of excuses
Shree Visa Oshwal Community in Nairobi recently hosted, ‘Everyday Leadership’ an event featuring globally renowned Leadership Expert and Bestselling Author, Robin Sharma.
The event, held at the Sarit Centre courtesy of Victoria Commercial Bank (VCB), provided insights into the hidden habits for winning in business and life, equipping attendees from the corporate world with strategies to enhance both their personal and professional lives.
The event attracted a diverse group of professionals, entrepreneurs, and aspiring leaders eager to implement Sharma’s leadership principles. Attendees left with practical, actionable strategies to foster success in both their careers and personal endeavours.
Sharma, celebrated for his bestselling books, The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari and The Leader Who Had No Title, has inspired leaders globally, including executives from Fortune 500 companies. The 60-year-old Canadian national, who was born in Kenya, worked as a litigation lawyer before his life transformed .
Sharma spoke extensively and in detail around the concept of taking responsibility as a leader and not being full of excuses.
“You lead where you are planted. Leadership is the opposite of victimhood. And therefore to lead is all about service and taking responsibility. Impact leadership is a situation whereby you take action and be in control. Ensure live a life that when you die, the world cries while you rejoice. Essentially then, a good leader has to leave a mark.”
On his part, Victoria Commercial Bank CEO Dr Yogesh Pattni commented on the event’s impact.
“For us,we view leadership as not just about titles or authority but about the impact we make every day, in every interaction, and in every decision. Robin Sharma’s talk is a concept that resonates deeply with the mission of giving individuals and businesses the right tools, mindset, and opportunities to succeed.”
Echoing similar sentiments was the chairperson of the Shree Visa Oshwal Community, Bindi Shah.
“Robin Sharma has reminded us that within each of us lies the strength, resilience, and potential to achieve greatness. His words have not only inspired us but have also challenged us to think bigger, push past our limits, and take action toward our goals. We must use this inspiration to fuel real change in our live,” she intimated.
According to Sharma’s website, he is described as an acclaimed Leadership Icon and Trusted Advisor to Fortune 100 companies, sports legends, elite performers and titans of industry.
He is also a respected humanitarian who, for over a quarter of a century, has been devoted to helping human beings realise their native gifts.
