Personal Life Skills
F O U N D A T I O N
June 3, 1953 – May 31, 2022
“Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day.
Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.”
M I S S I O N
Give people who are willing to take responsibility to improve their lives the life skills needed to achieve financial independence.
V I S I O N
Personal Life Skills
- Save money
- Invest money
- Use a credit card properly
- Avoid and/or manage debt
- Create and manage budgets
- Use financial management software
- Manage student debt
- Manage income taxes
- Manage bank accounts
- Analyze buy vs lease a car
- Buy or lease a car
- Buy a house
- Rent an apartment
- Analyze rent vs buy a house or apartment
- Invest in securities
- Invest in real estate
- Shop for sales
- Use coupons and discount codes
- Properly shop online & in stores
- Avoid the “retail therapy” trap
- Book travel cost-effectively
- Plan and save for retirement
- Understand IRA’s vs 401k’s etc.
BOUNDARY
CONDITIONS
The Personal Life Skills Foundation is available to anyone who is willing to commit to taking personal responsibility to improve their lives without regard to race, gender, creed, political affiliation or national origin.
No politics: no partisan or political causes
No religious agenda or causes
No racial or national origin agendas
We live in a world where too many people emerge from high school and college and start lives with little to no knowledge of how to achieve personal and financial independence.
This foundation is envisioned to be an educational organization that helps return the locus of control back to the people. The main prerequisite for people to get help from the foundation is that they be willing to commit to taking personal responsibility for their lives and they are merely seeking the practical tools to help them do that.
Much of the Foundation’s practical work is aimed at helping people achieve financial literacy. Our educational system through high school and college offer broad general education, and in the case of college, specialty education. But little attention is paid to learning practical everyday life skills that are necessary to becoming personally and financially independent.
With the work of this organization, I hope to change that. I see a world where people can achieve personal and financial independence so that they depend on themselves for their success in life.
June 3, 1953 – May 31, 2022
Make A Donation
In lieu of flowers or gifts, please make a donation to Personal Life Skills Foundation, founded by Kevin Conlon.