About
Rage Against Cliché exists to make intentional living less of a self-help fantasy and more of a street-level survival skill. It’s for people clawing their way out of debt, navigating burnout, or trying to build a life with meaning without selling their soul to a guru. Born out of scar tissue and stubbornness, this isn’t about manifesting a dream life with a vision board and a scented candle. It’s about telling the truth, sharing what works, and refusing to drown in a sea of Instagram enlightenment.
We believe wisdom is worthless if it’s locked in an ivory tower. Money can be a tool, not a chain. Living well has nothing to do with marble countertops or three-hundred-dollar yoga pants. It’s about clarity, grit, and a few good humans in your corner.
Rage Against Cliché blends hard-earned insights with stripped-down, functional tools for anyone stubborn enough to build a life that’s conscious, affordable, and real. We speak to the seekers, the skeptics, the minimalists, the misfits. Anyone allergic to fluff and hungry for something solid.
This isn’t a personal blog. It’s a shared survival manual. Messy, mindful, and unapologetically human.
"Society thrives when good men plant trees whose shade they shall never enjoy."
—Greek Proverb
Mission
Rage Against Cliché exists to rally the curious, the restless, and the radically decent around a common cause. Pushing the world forward without sanding off our edges or losing our sense of humor. Built on grit, generosity, and the kind of insight that only comes from trial by fire, Rage Against Cliché is a platform for mindful action and mutual aid. It’s not about having all the answers. It’s about showing up, sharing what works, and doing the hard things with humility and intent.
Progress is never a solo act. Neither is this.
Vision
Rage Against Cliché envisions a world where decency scales, mutual aid isn’t a fringe experiment, and showing up with purpose still counts for something. In an era ruled by speed, distraction, and self-interest, we’re charting a slower, smarter, more human route—one built on community resilience, earned trust, and shared responsibility.
Most people want to do good. What they need is a map that isn’t written in corporate jargon or influencer fluff. Rage Against Cliché offers one: contribute what you can, take what you need, and stop pretending it’s supposed to be effortless.
No one moves the world alone. But together—through skill, sweat, and a well-timed dose of sarcasm—we might just drag it somewhere better.
