#239 · how 18 year olds can land their first AI client
The content in Maker School is definitely up‑to‑date. The program isn’t tied to any specific platform; it teaches how to use the current technology and adapt as tools evolve. I’ve kept the curriculum fresh, adding new material as the space changes, so you’ll learn timeless principles for building a business with today’s tools.
No, you’re good to go. If the market changes, I update Maker School to reflect those changes.
Absolutely—I keep Maker School up to date. Whenever there’s a new, game‑changing update, I add it to the school and change the curriculum accordingly. I’ve done this a few times already.
I just added a big workshop module to Maker School — just in the final QA touches here. Essentially this is an in-depth step-by-step guide to selling education, selling structured education to companies, selling training to companies, and so on. So I have actually added that in, and that is more AI adoption, engagement, enablement type stuff. Aside from that, I've also shifted towards teaching people how to build their own brands within the confines of Maker School, doing so in highly effective ways and then combining that with outreach and so on to really get the 80/20. So yeah, Maker School's evolved quite a bit — and thank God I called it Maker School and not Gemini 3.1 Pro school, huh? That's where I'm at with that.
He updates Maker School within a week if there’s a massive industry‑disrupting change; he’s only had to do it once, for a couple of videos, and otherwise makes sure the school stays up to date.