So Much Better Than A Wedding Registry

The Dream

Little Everywhere

Health & Fitness, Business, Society & Culture

4.6 • 15.3K Ratings

🗓️ 24 April 2025

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

This week Olivia Howell joins host Jane Marie to talk about divorce, what support really means after a breakup and Olivia's company "Fresh Start", which offers a Divorce Support Network featuring a Divorce Registry, Resources, Education, and Support for Every Step.

To learn more about Olivia and Fresh Start:

https://www.freshstartsregistry.com/

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0:00.0	I'm Jane Marie and this is the dream. As a twice-divorced person, I'm often the friend that folks reach out to for advice when they're facing a divorce, which, dear listener, is nothing to be ashamed of. It's pretty much as boring as buying a car or having a baby or all the other regular human stuff.
0:23.9	Usually I give them hugs and a few phone numbers of the lawyers I've used, but I'm no expert at this.
0:31.0	Today's guest, however, is.
0:33.9	My name is Olivia Howell. I am 40 years old. I am from Long Island and live on Long Island, as you can hear in my accent. I am a single mom of two boys who are 8 and 11, and I am the CEO and co-founder of Fresh Starts Registry, which is the largest divorce support network and education platform for people going through
0:55.5	life transitions. And I am a marketing expert and an author.
1:15.2	Wait, slow down on the divorce registry thing.
1:15.6	What?
1:16.0	Sure.
1:17.0	Yeah. So I am the CEO and co-founder of Fresh Starts Registry.
1:22.5	We are the very first and only divorce registry and divorce support network and divorce education
1:31.0	platform.
1:32.1	Okay.
1:32.8	Let's go to the origins of that.
1:35.7	So you were married, I imagine.
1:37.8	I was married.
1:39.0	I was married when I was 26, I believe.
1:43.9	I met my ex-husband when I was 24 online.
1:48.4	Where were you?
1:49.9	Yeah.
1:50.5	So it's a funny story, Jane.
1:52.6	So I was on Long Island.
1:54.8	I was teaching.
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