The Jake Woodhouse Podcast
The Jake Woodhouse Podcast
Podcast Description
Dad, Husband, Investor, MC, & Podcaster | Discussing financial, humanistic, & intellectual investments | Follow to future-proof your happiness, health, & wealth
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The podcast primarily focuses on Bitcoin, investment strategies, and personal development with episodes that discuss topics such as the legacy of wealth building, the psychology of investing, and entrepreneurship in the Bitcoin ecosystem. Specific episode examples include discussions on why Bitcoin is seen as a new savings technology and the implications of value investing in an inflationary world.

Welcome. I’m Jake Woodhouse.
This podcast explores capital allocation for the Bitcoin era.
Each week I share original thinking on business, investing, markets and Bitcoin, drawing on lessons from putting both capital and judgement to work.
Rather than chasing clickbait, hot takes or predictions, these conversations focus on building better mental models for decision-making under uncertainty.
Whether we’re discussing Bitcoin, a bear market, building a business, negotiating in commercial markets or raising a family, the goal is always the same: to become a better capital allocator.
In this episode I break down how a tweet about cash flow, ended up explaining a mistake almost every investor makes on the way up, and only notices on the way down.
Learn why cash flow isn't just boring income sitting in the background, it's what buys you the ability to wait.
I walk through two people with identical net worth but completely different financial lives depending on whether their cash reserve is a reservoir or a stream, why yield looked stupid to me during the bull run and stopped looking stupid the moment Bitcoin fell 60%, and a real story about a holiday with my wife that felt free at the time and expensive in hindsight, plus the pushback from her that reframed how I think about funding lifestyle from cash flow instead of chipping into the capital stack.
I also get into why I stopped asking ”how do I maximise my returns” and started asking ”how do I maximise my ability to stay in the game.”
So I ask you: what would change in your financial life if you stopped measuring it by what you own, and started measuring it by what it produces?

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