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Let me be honest with you — running this business isn’t always romantic. It’s not constant creativity and inspiration and magical “wow, it just came to me” moments. It’s late nights, second-guessing myself, and having to be both the artist and the person who figures out shipping labels at 1am because someone needs their order by Friday. I didn’t build Rebel Light House because it was the easy route. I built it because something in me refuses to live a life where I don’t create. Where I don’t use my hands. Where I don’t bring an idea from thin air into something someone will physically hold, wear, or gift. There’s a very real moment before every order goes out — where I pause, look at it, and think:“This is about to leave my hands and go live its life out there. Is it worthy?”That’s the level of love and pressure that goes into this. People see the final engraving. The cool biker vibe. The custom piece with attitude.What they don’t see is the process. The trial. The scrap pile. The internal battle that every creator knows too well. That voice that says:“Is this good enough?”“Will they love it?”“Am I doing enough?”And sometimes, the louder one — “Who do you think you are?” But here’s the thing — passion is messy. Creation is messy. Building something from nothing is messy.And I’m okay with that.Because what I do is real.It’s mine.And every single product that leaves my hands carries more than just design — it carries time, intention, energy, and a little bit of rebellion against settling for less. So if you’re here — if you support this brand — just know you’re not buying “products.”You’re buying pieces of a dream that I’m actively fighting for.And trust me — I plan on winning.