The Documentary That Came With the Book: What to Expect on September 15th

Most book launches give you a reading and a glass of wine.

We're giving you a documentary.

On September 15th, 2026, from 5 to 7 PM in Miami, the launch of The Power of Asking for Help will include the premiere of the documentary that brought this story to life. Two formats. One evening. One room full of people who are ready to be changed by it.

Here's what to expect.

Why a Documentary?

Some stories are too big for a single format. The Power of Asking for Help began as a book — a carefully crafted argument for why asking is the most underrated leadership skill of our time. But as the research deepened and the conversations multiplied, it became clear that the story needed to be seen, not just read.

The documentary captures what the book describes: real leaders, real moments of vulnerability, real transformations that happened when someone finally said I need help. It's the kind of footage that makes the book's message visceral in a way that words alone can't achieve.

What the Evening Looks Like

When you walk into the room on September 15th, you're not walking into a typical author event. You're walking into an experience designed to move you.

The evening will include:

• The documentary premiere — a screening of the film that accompanies the book, featuring real stories of leaders who transformed their organizations and their lives by learning to ask
• The official book launch — the first public release of The Power of Asking for Help, with signed copies available
• A live presentation by Lindsay Casinelli — Emmy Award-winning journalist and Telemundo host, who will present the book and lead the post-screening conversation
• An intimate gathering of bilingual professionals, Latina leaders, HR executives, and changemakers from across the US and Latin America

Why This Moment Matters

We are living through a leadership crisis. Burnout is at record levels. Loneliness in the workplace is epidemic. And the number one reason leaders give for not asking for help is the same one it's always been: I didn't want to look weak.

This book — and this documentary — exist to dismantle that belief. Not with theory, but with evidence. With stories. With the faces of real people who asked, and what happened when they did.

September 15th is the moment that story goes public. And we want you in the room when it does.

How to Be There

The event is free to attend, but space is limited. RSVP now to reserve your spot and receive all the details — including the venue address and everything you need to know about the evening.

This is the kind of evening you'll talk about for years. Don't miss it.