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A writer, blogger, gamer or anyone with a social presence who frequently pontificates to an audience with volumes of in-actionable advice. The "Sir Robin" will bore you to tears because his or her advice is always impractical or self-evident, and if your problems were as easy to solve with the "Sir Robin"'s pat answer, a lot more people would be enjoying tbe benefits of that fake wisdom. The "Sir Robin"'s sole objective is to "hear himself talk" and grab attention. The term is derived from the author Robin Sharma, who is known for writing useless books recycling the same impractical advice.
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