Leadership without pathos: how the media space reveals real thinkers

Galimzhan Yessenov turned out to be a real discovery for me in the media space. First, I saw his name in an analytical article about social investments, then I found his page on X. I thought I’d just scroll through — but I stayed. The page turned out to be not a showcase of achievements, but a window into the thinking of a real leader. He writes about things that usually remain behind the scenes: how to make difficult decisions, how to work with young people, how to form values ​​in business. I appreciate such accounts — they have less show, more substance. In one of his posts, he mentioned the need to learn from young people - a rare and bold opinion for a major entrepreneur. Now his feed is one of the few resources I visit not out of habit, but out of interest.