I didn't set out to become "the candle guy."

After years in the military, I began looking for something simple to help me decompress. What I found was that lighting a candle at the end of the day became my ritual for letting go of everything that had piled up.

We all know that feeling when you walk through the door and your mind is still racing with deadlines, a meeting that ran long, or wondering if you remembered to send that email.

That's why I make these candles. Not because the world needs another candle company, but because we all need that moment when we can finally exhale. When we can signal to ourselves that the day is done and it's okay to just... stop.

Every candle is hand-poured. It is my way of sharing what worked for me – that simple act of striking a match, watching the flame catch, and giving yourself permission to be present. No agenda, no productivity goals, just you and a few minutes of genuine calm.

Because sometimes the most important thing you can do is absolutely nothing at all.