In this week's episode of From Pine Tree to Palm Tree, Trevor and Danielle dig into what it means to be “average”—and why Trevor's current life goal is anything but. He's gearing up to run around the entire island of Kauai, and while Danielle is admittedly nervous about his safety and well-being, she also knows how Trevor operates: when he gets a nudge from God, he doesn't hesitate—he just goes.

Tune in as they discuss the driving force behind Trevor's mission and the difference between merely wanting to do big things and actually doing them, despite the doubts or opinions of others.

Together, they share insights on the courage it takes to pursue bold goals that might not make sense to everyone else, but that spark immense personal growth. If you've ever questioned whether stepping outside your comfort zone could 10x your results—and your life—this honest conversation will convince you it's time to leave “average” behind.

On this episode, Danielle and Trevor hit the beach to chat all about productivity—no fluff, just action. They explore how waking up ready to hunt down the life you want can be as simple as letting go of overthinking and charging ahead. Trevor shares how he's pushing himself to be the best "me" he can, balancing his work, spirituality, and a challenging 77-mile run around Kauai to break his barriers.

Meanwhile, Danielle declares she's done over-adjusting and is taking charge of her funk with one simple rule: just do it, even when motivation is playing hide-and-seek. They also tackle the tendency to overcomplicate life and question what would happen if we just let go and kept moving forward. It's a conversation about simplicity, growth, and momentum.

With an energetic lift in the world and a rallying cry to "burn your ships and let go," they challenge you to stop overcomplicating life and start taking the leap.

Trevor and Danielle share their thoughts on personal responsibility, using "picking up your own trash" as a metaphor. They explore how not taking ownership affects life, fitness, relationships, and business.

"Picking Up Your Own Trash"

In this episode, Trevor and Danielle explore the concept of “picking up your own trash”—both literally and metaphorically. They share candid examples of moments in their life when they let “trash” pile up, expecting the other person to handle it instead of taking responsibility themselves.

• Life: They discuss the everyday little things (like actual trash or clutter around the house) that they each avoided dealing with, subconsciously waiting for the other to step in. Through open communication, they realized that ignoring these tasks created tension and resentment.

• Business: The couple reflects on projects they each delayed because they wanted the other's input or assistance. Ultimately, they learned the same lesson: waiting on someone else to clean up your mess or push your goals forward stalls growth. The results you want in any venture have to be earned by you.

The overarching message? Personal accountability. Whether it's physical trash in your home, your fitness journey, or your business pursuits—no one can do the work for you.

Recognizing and acting on what needs to be done is the key to progress.

Listen in as Trevor and Danielle share how they've started taking action in the moment—picking up both literal and figurative trash—and how this small shift has led to big improvements in their life, their relationship, and their success.