Tim Doyle

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1,184 appearances 4 recordings 3 series first heard Mar 2026 last heard 8 Jun

Tim Doyle’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Equity Mates Investing Podcast · The Inside Story of Eucalyptus: Tim Doyle on Starting, Scaling and Selling a $1.6 billion business · 8 Jun 2026 podcast

And they have a definition of winning, which is like being the best world's best healthcare company.

And that makes you make decisions on a different timeline with a different level of commitment, which is like, for instance, like they have verticalized a whole lot of infrastructure, whereas we were always like,

What is the capital light way to do this?

They have made Amazon-like decisions at Amazon-like scale, or like, you know, early Amazon-like scale.

And so now that I get to be a part of that, I kind of like changing both my risk profile because I'm like partly risk off.

And then also, um, my own ambition, even though I'm doing it like further down in an organization, I think it's pretty cool to like, think like, what will it take to, to actually be like the preeminent, um, healthcare business of the, of the world.

And so just gonna, just gonna swing for the fences basically.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, sure.

I've got opinions.

Were you in Australia a lot?

I'm planning to spend most of my time, or at least a significant portion of my time in the UK.

I'm a SVP international, so I run the international business.

Thanks, guys.

The Prosperity Project · The crypto tax problem nobody warned you about · 31 May 2026 podcast

They've really stepped up their activity since 1 April.

So before 1 April, we'd have a number of clients contact us every month and IRD would send out a batch letters of clients to the bigger fish, maybe those with $100,000 or $200,000 or more invested in crypto.

And since 1 April, they've really broadened their activity and they're going a lot harder to everyone and anyone.

And when you talk to IID, they'll say they're nudge letters or they're encouraging an education perspective.

But when you get down to it, they're really after collecting as much tax revenue as possible.

Yes, and they've been very intentional and very aggressive also at recovering the tax debt once it's actually been calculated as well.

And some of those mitigating factors about perhaps, oh, I didn't know crypto was taxable or, hey, I got into this because it was interesting, just aren't quite cutting the mustard anymore.

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