Short video transcript of Robin Sharma visiting Nairobi, Kenya. Sharma remarks on Nairobi’s meaning (“cool water”), its rapid economic and social change, personal connection (his mother grew up there), and references being stuck in traffic, a local landmark (KICC), and an upcoming event on the tour. A second speaker briefly narrates landmarks and mentions a recently published book.
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Well, I. I just landed in Nairobi, Kenya. Nairobi is known.
The name Nairobi means cool water. And.
It'S very interesting to be here.
A city going through deep change and a country going through tremendous change, not only economic, but social.
And it's wonderful to be here. My mom actually grew up in Nairobi.
Here, have a look at what it looks like here. We're actually caught in.
Actually caught in Nairobi traffic right now.
Tomorrow is the league without a Title event.
And then we're gonna have one day to rest after this tour and then back home.
To Canada. So lots more to.
So we're now in the city center of Nairobi, Kenya. And.
Here'S what it looks like. Look at that.
I want to show you a really fascinating picture of downtown Nairobi. This is one of the landmarks. It's called KICC Kenyatta International Conference Center. And there's the skyline of beautiful Nairobi, Kenya.
Not only a place, Nairobi, as I mentioned, means cool water, but one of the cities in the world that's known for having the best temperature.
Can restore, respond as a leader. So hope you enjoy it. Fantastic. Thank you. This just come out? Yeah, I think it's. It's a relatively new book and.
