Nima Rinji Sherpa, an 18-year-old from Nepal, has set a new record as the youngest person to summit all 14 of the world's highest peaks, known as the 'eight-thousanders.' His final ascent was Tibet's Mount Shishapangma, achieved alongside his partner Pasang Nurbu Sherpa. Nima's accomplishment is part of his initiative '#SherpaPower,' aiming to change the global perception of Sherpas from mere support climbers to top-tier athletes and adventurers. This record-breaking journey, which started in September 2022, includes summiting Mount Everest and K2, highlighting the resilience and strength of the Sherpa community. His feat follows the earlier record held by Mingma Gyabu 'David' Sherpa, who achieved the same at 30 years old. Nima's success is a source of national pride, emphasizing the significant role of Sherpas in the mountaineering industry and inspiring younger generations to pursue their dreams beyond traditional roles.