The Jake Woodhouse Podcast
Dad, Husband, Investor, MC, & Podcaster | Discussing financial, humanistic, & intellectual investments | Follow to future-proof your happiness, health, & wealth
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I Made the Money. I Didn't Build the System. (JWP 134) (opens the original)
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I spent part of my wife's 40th birthday, on a clifftop that should have been pure celebration, quietly worrying about money. I had built real wealth and then watched a lot of it crumble over the last year. This episode isn't really about that one uncomfortable moment. It's about what it exposed: making money and building financial security are two completely different skills, and I had only ever learned the first. In this episode, I get into: The mistake that made it real this year: committing t
Should We Live Here? (JWP133) (opens the original)
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Every time I travel somewhere beautiful, the same question shows up within 48 hours: should we live here? This episode isn't really about Bali. It's about what that recurring pattern actually reveals. In this episode, I get into: Why travel gives you perspective, not just a better holiday, and how it quietly rewires what you assume is "normal" The real story of a retired Australian couple I met who built their dream villa in Bali sixteen years ago, and what happened to the view they thought they
Cash Flow Funds Optionality (JWP 132) (opens the original)
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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 l
What Is Capital? (JWP131) (opens the original)
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What if the biggest capital allocation decision you make today has nothing to do with money? This week I sit with a moment of total overwhelm, homeschooling, business, investing, all at once, and the workout that pulled me out of it. That leads back to a conversation with Rev Hodl, whose homestead runs on nine interconnected forms of capital, not just financial ones. We get into why time is a flow you can't bank, why attention is the real scarce resource, and how a single hour, a walk, a workout
Dad, what's a Sixpence? (opens the original)
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This episode starts with my six-year-old walking up to me one afternoon and asking, "Dad, what's a sixpence?" I follow that question all the way down. I dig into the 400-year life of the sixpence, a British coin quietly debased over decades until there was no silver left in it at all, and finally withdrawn in 1980, largely without anyone noticing while it happened. From there I get into what debasement actually looks like in real time, why every generation assumes the money it grows up with is p
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