Saifedean makes this point very well also Was a real penny drop moment for me The key characteristic of money

Yeah looks great

Well this looks very cool

The proof window I had for the AI Assessment I developed has closed Data to follow soon In short: I wont be continuing with it in the current guise

Thanks Paul! Yeah it’s so fascinating what is happening All around us the business world is rapidly changing

I have a sneaky feeling I am going to launch a bitcoin related offering soon Can't resist it All because of an inquisitive Uber driver the other night

Behind the Scenes: Using AI to Build a Real Business in Real Time (JWP125) Most people using AI are re-writing emails or summarising documents. That's fine. But this episode is about something different — using Claude as a daily operational co-pilot to actually build things. Over the last week and a half I built two separate marketing funnels from scratch. One organic, one paid. Different audiences, different entry points, different conversion paths. I'm not a software developer. I'm a podcast host running a productised consulting business from Byron Bay, whilst homeschooling three kids. Every time I hit a wall — a WordPress setting I didn't understand, a DNS record I was terrified to touch, a ConvertKit automation I couldn't figure out, a Linkedin Ad setting I didn't understand — I took a screenshot, sent it to Claude, and got unstuck in minutes. That's the episode. Not theory. Not a tutorial. What this actually looks like in practice. What's covered: - The two-funnel structure: organic (podcast + Apollo cold email → lead magnet → nurture sequence) and paid (LinkedIn ads → dedicated landing page → free discovery call) - The "screenshot workflow" — the simplest way to use AI when you're stuck in an unfamiliar tool - Building a lead magnet page in WordPress with no prior experience - Creating a five-email nurture sequence in ConvertKit, including the automation logic - The DNS records moment — being told exactly which one not to touch, and why - Designing ad creative in Canva, setting up audience targeting, and building the landing page for paid traffic - Why the master thread / sub-thread / project file structure makes every prompt more powerful Links: - Download the free AI self-assessment: https://jakewoodhouse.io/self-assessment - Book your AI Assessment ($999, Report-Pays-For-Itself guarantee): https://jakewoodhouse.io/ai-assessment

Let me know what you come up with I am particularly interested in where AI ideas meet reality Every use case is a good insight

I am going to start releasing episodes early no Nostr Pls reach out if anyone has any questions

I Ran My $999 AI Assessment On Myself — Here's What I'm Doing (JWP124) I sell a $999 AI Assessment to Australian small businesses. Last Thursday I ran it on my own business — same call, same interview questions, same Claude prompt, same Gamma report, no shortcuts. The report told me to do something I hadn't seriously considered: cold email outreach to Australian accountants using a tool called Apollo, with my own self-assessment PDF as the proof piece. Something that wasn't even on my radar a week ago, just this morning at 9am, fired out it's first batch of 10 emails. Honest point: I don't know if it works. Two weeks left in the proof window to find out! The entire report — the exact PDF a paying client receives — is linked below. Read the self-assessment: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GJqgmEkLwV5Wbb8o_iMTVfuUj4iY5kaV/view?usp=drive_link Book an AI Assessment: jakewoodhouse.io/ai-assessment Timestamps 00:00 — Ran the product on myself last Thursday 01:30 — The product: $999, 20-min call, 48hr bespoke PDF, Report-Pays-For-Itself guarantee 06:00 — Did the interview on WhatsApp in the car, on the way to pick up my daughter 08:00 — Four pain points the report flagged 11:30 — The recommendation I didn't see coming: Apollo + Claude 12:30 — Why standard hourly-rate maths doesn't fit a productised service 16:00 — Building Apollo Friday/Saturday: 3,346 verified accountants, three-touch sequence 17:30 — Monday 9am: first 10 emails out. One I sent twice by mistake. 19:30 — Honest uncertainty: I don't know if any convert 22:00 — Why pay $999 if the PDF is free? Template is the format. Product is the bespoke version for your business. 27:00 — Ideas have never been cheaper. Execution has never been more important. 28:00 — "You've got to do paid ads" — what if you're amplifying the wrong thing?