Keen Visions Academy

04/25/2026

A 15 year old in China asked Claude Code to write him an aimbot for Fortnite. Claude refused and said it can't help with cheating software.

So he asked a different question. Claude, what's the most money a 15 year old can make from Fortnite without cheating?

Claude said something that made him close the game and open a code editor for the first time in his life.

Epic Games pays creators for every minute players spend on their custom maps. You don't need to be a programmer. You describe what you want, I write the Verse code, you publish the map. One map with 1,000 daily players averaging 20 minutes each is $5,000 to $15,000 a month. And until end of 2026 Epic gives 100% of direct item sales on your map on top of that.

He spent one weekend describing a tycoon game to Claude Code. 10 hours total. Claude wrote every single line of Verse code from his descriptions. He never typed a line of code himself. Just told Claude what the game should feel like and Claude built it.

Published on Monday. By Friday 1,000 players a day. By the end of the month 187,000 minutes of playtime.

First check from Epic: $23,000.

His classmates play Fortnite 4 hours a day after school. He plays the same game. Except the game he plays is one he built over a weekend and now it pays him while his classmates play it.

His mom thought he was gaming too much. Told him to get off the computer. He showed her the payment notification. She stopped telling him to get off the computer.

He's 15, has never written a line of code and made $23,000 in 30 days from a game he described to an AI in his bedroom.

Epic has already paid out $722 million to creators. 58 people became millionaires in 2024 alone. The only thing that stopped most kids from doing this was the code. Claude Code removed that barrier.

His friends asked him how he got so good at Fortnite. He said he stopped playing it and started building it. They didn't understand. They went back to their match. He went back to his dashboard.

Same game. Same screen. Same room. One plays for fun. The other gets paid while they play.

He asked Claude Code for an aimbot and got rejected. Best rejection of his life. The aimbot would have gotten him banned. The map got him $23,000.

04/13/2026

A look inside the Keen Visions Youth Academy.

We’re introducing students to real-world skills early —
communication, value creation, and how opportunity actually works.

This isn’t theory-based learning.

Students are being exposed to:
• Digital skills (content, design, media)
• Business communication and outreach
• Practical ways to create income from zero resources

Recently, we walked through a real example of how a simple outreach strategy led to backend work with a local business — and used that as a live case study.

The goal is simple:

Give young people the awareness and tools to navigate today’s digital economy with confidence.

We’re currently building out this initiative and welcome conversations with:
• Local businesses
• Community partners
• Organizations aligned with youth development

If you believe in preparing the next generation with real-world skills, we’re open to connecting.

Case Study In Comments

03/02/2026

02/24/2026

Leaving the streets and prison time behind him, Mr. Scott obtained his first job at age 41. Now, he inspires others to do the same. During his first employment position, he desired another change - to be successful in advancing his career to improve his life. So, he enrolled in Goodwill's Training, Placement and Life Skills program (T-PALS). There he obtained the computer and interpersonal skills needed to compete in order to advance in his new job - at no cost to him. Read about his success in the workplace, including promotions and new job opportunities and how he now inspires others to improve their lives through "The Power of Work" at http://www.goodwillnwtexas.org/success-stories.html. Be sure to watch the video of him speaking with other Goodwill T-PALS participants at the end of the story. Thank you to our community for donating and shopping Goodwill - you helped make this possible!

02/22/2026

Lots of big things happening this week including the 23rd Annual African American History Month Program, and a Friends of the Library Book Sale!

02/05/2026

Most beginners think trading is about entries.

We teach them it’s about timing, structure, and discipline.

That’s the difference between guessing and growing.