Your Regular Dose of Soul

I created Living ROI as a passion, to share my experiences and support others who want to live more authentic, joyful and fulfilling lives. In these blog posts I share my own personal journey in work and life.

what people are saying…

“Barbara curates a wealth of knowledge and brings it together in a simple framework so I can focus on my practice – get to my planning – once a week. Taking time for myself but also being efficient are super important to me and I’m able to do both with Living ROI.”

Jo, Business Owner, Mother of Two

“The constancy of coming back to my goals in the Living ROI Journal each week serves as a tuning fork for how I plan the week ahead. I am able to focus more on the things that really matter to me – and that is life changing.”

Jennifer, Entrepreneur, Mother

“Knowing how to plan or just thinking about time in a structured way allows my friends and me to get things done. When I was in college, we had a list of fun things we wanted to do, but it wasn’t until we made a plan that we were able to actually experience those things. It was just so cool – getting those “someday” items actually done!”

Emerald Smith, Recent College Grad, Daughter of Barbara Fagan

Stay inspired

Sign up to receive email updates.

Friends – July 14, 2019

One of the top regrets people have on their death bed is that they didn’t stay in touch with friends. Life gets busy and often friends get short shrift next to family and work. Do you have friends that you can go years without seeing and yet when you’re together it feels like no time has passed? That’s the sign of an important friend.

Ageism, Botox and the Pursuit of Youth – July 7, 2019

My daughter, Marina, asked me last week, “Why do you want to look younger than you are? You’ve earned your years, why hide them?” What could I say? Our society worships youth. When we get older, especially as women, many of the messages we see in the media are that we become less valuable as we age.

Email – June 30, 2019

What happens when your email volume (or backlog) exceeds your capacity to reply? In two words, guilt and stress.

Share This