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• Soft Skill | Навыки@iambitious · Covers flexible skills and personal effectiveness through deep dives into technology, book projects and life stories. As of 30 September: subscribers stand at 126.2K, well above the category median, while engagement holds at 5.1%, below the category median of 13.6%. Recent posts include a breakdown of how to choose a co-author or ghostwriter for a book, a look at Apple's Health app update that estimates biological age from camera video, and a piece about Swiss banks closing accounts held by Russians. The author writes about working with AI without losing human taste, about cutting the resources AI assistants burn through in conversation, and about testing a book idea before writing the manuscript. Personal stories sit alongside practical breakdowns aimed at expert authors and entrepreneurs.126,220 subssubs41D
• АНДРЕЙ ТКАЧЁВ@o_andrey_tkachev · Reflections on Orthodox Christian life, theology and church feasts from a priest's perspective: sermons, readings of saints' lives, parables and literary references ranging from Bradbury to Dostoevsky and C. S. Lewis. The author connects gospel themes with current events, including debates around artificial intelligence and copyright. As of 15 September: subscribers stand at 118.4K — well above the category median of 11.6K, while engagement of 20.7% outpaces the category median of 14.7%, though posts appear less often than among category peers. Recent topics include Bishop Siluan's sermon on spiritual struggle, reflections on the meaning of a religious procession, a piece on the Ugresha Monastery, and a look at the Bartz v. Anthropic case over the mass acquisition of paper books to train neural networks. The tone stays measured and reflective, free of news-cycle urgency.”}```}118,171 subssubs49D
• Денис Борисов@fit4liferu · Explores motivation, language-learning methods and personal growth, mixing practical techniques with reflections on meaning and behavioral experiments. Denis Borisov shares approaches for readers working on self-development.103,654 subssubs78B
• ГОЛОВАНОВ@romagolovanov · Orthodox faith and daily gospel readings paired with stories about elders and saints. Hosts discuss scripture together with priests and retell accounts of people whose lives changed through faith.93,300 subssubs42D
• Павел Щелин. Официальный канал.@common_sen · Philosophical and theological conversations hosted by Pavel Shchelin, covering power, gnosticism, personal identity and meaning in the age of artificial intelligence. Recent posts feature multi-part series with Jordan Hall on Gnostic Civilization and with Jay Dyer on Authorities and Powers, alongside discussions with Alexey Chadayev, Semyon Uralov and political scientist Konstantin Bondarenko on the nature of personhood and Ukraine's political elite. As of 30 September: 82.4K subscribers, with 307 gained over the 28-day observation window, and an ER of 37.8%, well above the category median. Over 30 days the channel put out 22 posts, more often than the category median of 19. Subscriber count sits far above the category median of 11.6K. The channel runs without owner verification, advertising terms are not disclosed, and contact is only direct through Telegram.82,379 subssubs79B
• Журнал «Фома»@foma_ru_glavnoe · Covers Orthodox faith, icons, and church life, explaining the history behind holidays and the meaning of traditions and church rules in plain language. Shares readers' personal stories about faith along with news of religious cultural projects.80,392 subssubs42D
• Катерина Ленгольд@katerinalengold · Neurointegration and coach training for practitioners: podcast episodes with trainers' personal stories, details on the certification program's admissions process, and recordings of live Q&A sessions with candidates. Katerina Lengold shares cognitive neuroscience insights and behind-the-scenes of the training itself.71,241 subssubs52C
• Business people | Мотивация@motivator_inc · Motivational stories and short life lessons cover resilience, self-discipline, and relationships with yourself and the people around you. Recent posts included an account of Şilan, a search-and-rescue dog who helped find survivors after the 2023 Turkey earthquake, a story about a wife preparing her husband for life without her, and an episode about how Johnny Depp, Jude Law, and Colin Farrell finished Heath Ledger's role in The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus. As of 26 August: subscribers stood at 65 thousand, well above the category median. The channel had gone 156 days without a new post, far behind the category median of 19 posts per 30 days. Texts are built from short statements and bullet lists about changing habits, handling doubt, and keeping quiet about personal wins.63,469 subssubsno score
• Монастырь Оптина пустынь@optina · Life at the Optina Pustyn monastery unfolds here through everyday chores, church traditions and words from the elders. September posts covered the potato harvest handled by monks and machinery, a visit from Kaluga Theological Seminary students led by vice-rector priest Vladimir Litvishko, the round-the-clock reading of the Unceasing Psalter, and the ancient Neopalimaya Kupina icon painted on stone from Mount Sinai. The channel also runs talks by hieromonk Filofei from a series on passions and virtues, along with historical notes on former monks. As of 18 September: the channel has 55.9K subscribers, well above the category median. It published 39 posts in 30 days, more often than other channels in its category, while engagement at 11.2% sits below the category median.55,925 subssubs52C
• Азбука веры@azbyka · About Orthodox Christian faith, theology and church life for those looking for answers to spiritual questions. Publishes articles by priests and theologians on commandments, confession, the meaning of existence, along with reviews of esoteric practices from an Orthodox perspective. As of 16 September: the channel has 50.4K subscribers, well above the category median of 11.6K, and its 41 posts over 30 days outpace the category median of 23. Its engagement rate of 7.2% runs below the category median of 14.7%, though. Recent material includes a piece by Sergey Khudiev drawing parallels between Moses and the Egyptian official Senenmut, a critique of the50,319 subssubs43D
• Перехват управления@logikadysha · Covers politics, state structure and social processes through the lens of who actually controls the country's resources and makes decisions for its citizens. Recent topics include a Ministry of Digital Development statement that the government bears no responsibility to MAX messenger users if their accounts get hacked, a comparison of Soviet and modern governance models, and support for specific candidates in regional elections. As of 13 September: subscribers stand at 37.2K, well above the category median. It published 37 posts over 30 days, more often than most channels in this category. Engagement sits at 9.7%, below the category median. The author cites opinions from doctors and politicians, shares materials from candidates running for office, and urges readers to analyze the structure of power themselves rather than judge life by what fills store shelves.'37,164 subssubs44D
• Простая история | Инфографики | Факты@juststory_web · Gathering language puzzles, historical trivia and self-improvement tips, this collection explained how to speak, write and think more clearly. It covered the origin of expressions like the Russian idiom for flogging someone, tricky verb forms such as whether it's spelled with one or two letters in certain conjugations, plus notes on a cat-and-mouse pair of castles on the Rhine, elephant duels between generals in medieval Southeast Asia, and the medical uses of Coca-Cola. As of 2 September: subscribers stood at 35,668, above the category median. No posts had gone out in 30 days — the channel had been silent for 285 days, while the category median was 27 posts a month. The material was built as short cards pairing a question with a detailed answer, covering self-development plans and tips on writing attention-grabbing headlines.”}35,568 subssubsno score
• Cogito ergo sum (канал архиепископа Саввы)@kartezianec · Church life, liturgical traditions and a Orthodox perspective on public events fill the channel run by Archbishop Savva. It combines reflections on spiritual and moral values, commemorations from the church calendar, and reactions to current news from an Orthodox clergyman's point of view. As of 15 September: the channel has 34.5K subscribers, well above the category median of 11.6K. It posted 47 times in 30 days, more often than most channels in the category (22), while its ER sits at 12.6%, below the category median of 14.7%. Over the past month the author recalled Archimandrite Matfei (Mormyl), known as the34,400 subssubs29F
• Алан Мамиев ИНТЕНСИВ@intensiv_mamiev · Personal-development marathons and live broadcasts led by Alan Mamiev, aimed at people who feel it is time to change their routine. As of 17 September: the channel has 30.5K subscribers, well above the category median of 11.9K, and its ER stands at 30.5% versus 14.5% for peers in the category, even though it posted 20 times against a median of 24. Over the past month the channel ran a three-day intensive called Probuzhdenie, with broadcasts on the theme Information and Noodostup, sent participants a guide called 3 Forces of the Future and an Attention Management checklist, and shared recordings of its sessions on YouTube and Rutube. Most of its content centers on announcing marathons, inviting people to join, and recapping finished sessions.30,514 subssubsno score
• Motivation and Psychology@motivation · Quotes on psychology, character and success stories of well-known figures, from Cristiano Ronaldo to Sylvester Stallone. Posts covered life lessons, attitudes toward money and brief reflections on self-discipline. The material was published over past years and suits anyone looking for ready-made motivational quotes.28,404 subssubsno score
• Dream big, girl@alinaxdream · About female self-development, motivation and personal growth — for those looking for inspiration and support in everyday life. As of 5 September: the channel has 25,534 subscribers, more than the category median of 11,996. Yet no posts have gone out in the past 30 days, far below the category median of 19 publications. Given the size of the audience it has built, the topic clearly resonates with readers seeking motivational content about self-confidence, relationships and achieving goals. The format leans on short reflections and quotes, typical of channels in the self-development space. Publishing activity right now is minimal, with no new material appearing for some time.25,178 subssubsno score
• Обитель Батюшки Зосимы@zosima_batushka · About the spiritual life of the Holy Dormition Nikolo-Vasilievsky Monastery: sermons, liturgical chronicles and teachings from Archbishop Ambrose of Volnovakha. As of 30 September: subscribers 23.2K — above the category median, ER 34.5% — above the category median, posts over 30 days 18 — on par with the category. Over the past month the channel covered the festive liturgy for the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, the Nativity of the Most Holy Theotokos, and the Church New Year, alongside Archbishop Ambrose's words on bearing one's cross, facing temptation, and praying for enemies. It also reported on Abbess Anna (Morozova) and the monastery's sisters taking part in a gathering of abbots and abbesses of the Russian Orthodox Church. The posts blend pastoral addresses with stories of church feasts and saints. Readers engage with these posts noticeably more actively than the typical channel in this category.23,224 subssubs77B
• PhilosophyToday@philosophytoday · Philosophy, culture, and film through an ironic lens on the intellectual agenda: essays on books, movies, and media figures filtered through philosophical ideas. As of 15 September: 19.7K subscribers — well above the category median of 11.6K, while engagement sits at 12.4%, below the catalog median of 14.7%, and the channel posted 46 times in 30 days, notably more often than the category median. Over the past month the channel covered Naomi Klein's new book on techno-oligarch cosmists, discussed Wolfgang Streeck's take on support for Alternative for Germany, commented on Anatoly Wassermann's interview with Ksenia Sobchak, and noted Richard Kelly's upcoming book, a philosophical sequel to Donnie Darko. The author also comments wryly on amateur academic reading groups and dissects Soviet-era detective films such as Igor Talankin's work.19,741 subssubs44D
• Лихопой Илья@likhopoy · Ilya Likhopoy wrote about his own career path and the lessons he drew from using AI as a tool for decision analysis and goal setting. He explored turning chats with a language model into a mirror for reflecting on the past year and recurring work patterns. The posts suit readers looking for a personal take on career reflection and using artificial intelligence for self-analysis.17,745 subssubsno score
• TED Talks@ted_talks · Shares TED talks pulled from YouTube, covering science, psychology, technology and personal growth. Useful for anyone wanting quick doses of new ideas from different speakers, with fresh videos posted almost every day.16,493 subssubs22F