In this episode of Winners Find A Way, Trent sits down with entrepreneur Andres Lagsdin, founder of Baking Steel, to break down what it really takes to build something meaningful.

This isn't just about pizza.

It's about:

• Walking away from comfort
• Listening to what's not working
• And having the patience to build something that does

Andres Lagsten

Founder of Baking Steel

• Built a multi-million dollar brand from a simple idea
• Blended culinary passion with manufacturing expertise
• Known for transforming home cooking into restaurant-level experience
• Built a loyal community around food, family, and craftsmanship

• Baking Steel Products: https://bakingsteel.com
• 72-Hour Dough Method
• Live Pizza Classes (via email list)

• "I couldn't tell my son what I did—and be proud."
• "Break the pattern before you find the path."
• "Winners don't start from scratch—they connect the dots."
• "Trust your gut—but earn it through experience."

If this episode hit you, don't just listen—apply it.

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Coach Trent shares what it really takes to win—through discipline, daily choices, and mental toughness.

• You choose daily: discipline or regret
• Discipline is short-term. Regret lasts longer
• Winners execute—no excuses
• Interested people talk. Committed people act
• What you repeat daily = who you become

Winning isn't about talent.

It's about the choices you make every day.

If you want better results, you need better discipline—and consistency.

• Choose one daily discipline
• Make it non-negotiable
• Remove one thing holding you back: → Stop it → Adapt it → Delegate it

"Winners, when shown data that they are losing… find a way to win."

• TEDx: The Pain Exchange
• Book: Leading Winning Teams
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Winners Find A Way helps leaders, athletes, and entrepreneurs win—through discipline, mindset, and action.

Most people wait to feel ready.

Winners dive in—even if it's a belly flop.

In this episode, I sit down with Deborah Gardner, a competitive performance expert who doesn't just teach winning—she's lived it at the highest level.

At 66 years old, Deborah became the oldest woman to swim the 21-mile Catalina Channel, earning a Guinness World Record and proving something most people miss:

👉 Mindset beats circumstance. Every time.

We talk about what it really takes to compete—whether you're on a stage, leading a team, or fighting through uncertainty.

This is about:

• Turning "belly flops" into breakthroughs
• Owning your lane instead of comparing your path
• Why engagement—not likability—is the real standard of leadership
• How to build an unsinkable mindset in pressure moments

Deborah Gardner is a competitive performance expert, global keynote speaker, and six-time bestselling author who challenges leaders to take action—not just take notes.

At 66, she became the oldest woman to conquer the Catalina Channel, earning a Guinness World Record and redefining what's possible at any stage of life.

Her philosophy is simple and powerful:

YOBO — You Only Breathe Once.

She's known for her no-fluff, high-energy delivery and has been called a "pit bull in a skirt" for her relentless focus on driving results.

Deborah is also the author of the upcoming book "Own Your Lane" (2027), where she challenges individuals to stop comparing—and start competing where they are strongest.

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• LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/deborahgardner
• X (Twitter): https://x.com/deborahgardner
  
  

If you're serious about winning—personally or professionally—don't just listen. Execute.

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