Josh Steiner
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May 18, 2026
Josh Steiner co-owns Paris Basketball alongside majority owner Eric Schwartz
“Simultaneously, over the last couple of years, I've been investing out of my PA in everything from companies in the AI world to the Paris basketball team, where my partner, Eric Schwartz, who's the majority owner and I own, and created a team over the last sev…”
May 18, 2026
May 18, 2026
Josh Steiner admits prioritizing process over mentorship was his biggest Quadrangle mistake
“The mistake that I made at Quadrangle was not understanding that it wasn't enough to put in place those good structures and those good processes. I don't think I invested enough time into the people with whom I was working Understanding what they were trying t…”
May 18, 2026
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May 18, 2026
Mistakes stem from lack of self-awareness, whereas failures follow planned ambitions
“A mistake is a decision that you make almost always by yourself, where you're not aware of your surroundings or your emotional state, and it leads to regret. There's no planning. It's a decision you make without self-awareness. That's very different from a fai…”
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Every mistake follows a three-act psychological framework of schemas and execution
“Each mistake is a three-act play. There's act one, and that's where your schemas are generally developed, either it's in your childhood or in your early professional experience. You form a way of looking at the world. Act two is when you make the mistake itsel…”