Searching for Sleep Token Finding Ras Baraka and Habeas Corpus in Unlikely Places What if you’ve been climbing the wrong mountain? What if your success looks good — but feels hollow? This book is for anyone who’s ever whispered, “I miss myself.” In a world obsessed with performance, polish, and progress, Searching for Sleep Token offers a quiet, necessary pause. It's not a guide to success. It's a mirror — held gently to the parts of us we often hide. Through honest reflections, workplace vignettes, and soul-deep questions, the book invites readers to rethink everything from leadership and ambition to stillness and worth. The title may surprise you — and that’s the point. “Sleep Token” here is a symbol, not a soundtrack. Not just a band, but a metaphor for the longing we carry in silence: for rest, for realness, for the parts of ourselves we’ve buried beneath busy lives and business cards. The subtitle points further: “Ras Baraka” represents a rare kind of leadership — grounded, present, loving in places where pressure reigns. “Habeas Corpus,” a cry for release, becomes in these pages the soul’s plea for freedom from invisible cages: the need to please, to prove, to pretend. This book isn’t loud. But it will speak to those who are listening. 📚 Who This Book Is For: Professionals quietly burning out behind polished titles Leaders seeking depth, not dominance People of faith — or not — wondering where God, truth, or peace lives in modern ambition Anyone who’s successful “on paper” but empty in spirit Those in transition: career shifts, identity shifts, or heart shifts If you're tired of books shouting at you to hustle harder, this one will sit with you, breathe with you, and gently say: You’re not lost. You’re just becoming.