In this episode of the Weekly Wrap-Up, Olivia and Jenny reflect on their week, sharing personal updates, business insights, and reflections on growth and resilience. They kick off the episode by talking about the importance of having an agenda and how the weather can shape their productivity and mood. Jenny shares the experience of buying their first coffee table for their apartment, navigating the quirks of furnished UK apartments, and the satisfaction of finding sustainable, used furniture. This sparks a broader conversation about the joys of home furnishings and the unexpected challenges of home maintenance, especially when dealing with landlords and inherited items from previous tenants.

Olivia discusses her newfound love for her walking pad, highlighting how walking has become a lifestyle change that significantly improves her productivity and mental health. They both reflect on how walking has become a key part of their daily routines, boosting not only their physical health but also their creative energy during long workdays. They touch on the idea of small wins, like finding the perfect pair of jeans after years of searching, and how these moments signify personal growth and confidence.

The conversation takes a serious turn as they address the issue of content theft and plagiarism, highlighting Olivia's recent experience with a man stealing her words on social media. They emphasize the importance of protecting one's work and the unsettling responses Olivia received when addressing the issue. This sparks a discussion on kindness in digital spaces, the importance of empathy, and how being mean online accomplishes nothing positive.

They also discuss the significance of healthcare proxies, especially for young adults and college students, sparked by their recent conversation with Shawnee Baker about her daughter Baylie Grogan. This leads to plans for Fresh Starts to host a series of workshops focused on organizing crucial documents like healthcare proxies, wills, and financial plans.

Olivia and Jenny celebrate the launch of the Divorce Education Library on Fresh Starts Registry, a comprehensive, searchable resource filled with 50+ commonly asked questions about divorce. They express their commitment to providing free, accessible divorce education and outline plans for its continued expansion.

They wrap up with reflections on growth, the importance of community support, and the joy of finding just the right things—whether it’s a piece of furniture or a comfortable pair of jeans. They also tease the launch of How Does She Do It All?, their new podcast celebrating single and solo motherhood, which will drop its first four episodes this weekend.