By Cherian Koshy, USA Today bestselling author of Neurogiving
Join Cherian Koshy and Owen Fitzpatrick for a special live session for founding subscribers of Neurogiving Lab Notes.
Date: July 30, 2026
Time: 1:00 pm ET
Format: Live online conversation
Guest: Owen Fitzpatrick, author of Inner Propaganda
Host: Cherian Koshy, USA Today bestselling author of Neurogiving
Attend live and receive a free copy of both books.

Before people give, lead, trust, change, or act, there is usually a story shaping what feels possible.
That is why this first founding subscriber event brings together two books that belong in conversation.
Neurogiving explores the science of donor decision-making: why people give, remember, trust, and return.
Inner Propaganda explores the internal narratives that shape how we think, lead, respond, and make sense of turbulent times.
Together, this conversation will explore a question every fundraiser, leader, and communicator should be asking:
What stories are shaping the behavior we are trying to change?
How internal narratives shape leadership, trust, and decision-making
How internal narratives shape leadership, trust, and decision-making
Why people often resist change even when they understand the facts
What fundraisers can learn from the psychology of identity and meaning
How stories influence what donors notice, remember, and believe
Why generosity is never just a transaction
How leaders can communicate in ways that reduce fear, increase clarity, and invite action
You will leave with a clearer understanding of how stories shape behavior and how that insight can change the way you lead, communicate, and fundraise.
Join Cherian Koshy and Owen Fitzpatrick live on July 30 at 1:00 pm ET for a conversation on Inner
Propaganda, Neurogiving, and the stories that shape human behavior.
Attend live and receive a free copy of both books.