Dr. Andre De Freitas

We’re about to begin an exciting journey together, and the first step is completing the initial onboarding process. Once that’s done, we’ll unlock access to the agency portal and move forward as a team. By the end of this training and certification experience, the credential you earn will remain fully yours. On top of that, you’ll gain access to the growing EdVisingU partnership ecosystem, where we’ll be building B2BB2B sales opportunities, training systems, and other pathways designed to help create long-term passive income streams. To clarify, you will not be employed by EdVisingU. Instead, you’ll be using an EdVisingU agency email to access this private opportunity and the private Anthropic Agency Portal, which is separate from the public version. I’ll be creating email accounts for everyone shortly using the edvisingu domain and will send step-by-step instructions once they’re ready. You’ll need to register using that assigned email address. Please keep in mind that any costs related to Claude subscriptions or other required tools during this process will need to be covered individually out of pocket. I’m genuinely excited for us to learn live together as a cohort of 1010. This is a chance for us to sharpen our skills, position ourselves in a powerful niche, and build something that can truly expand our future earning potential. We’re getting in early, growing together, and creating momentum that can open up real opportunities down the line. Please introduce yourself in the chat by sharing: - Your name. - Your school. - Your year level. - What you hope to gain from this opportunity. Let’s make this experience count. Andre https://anthropic.skilljar.com/page/claude-partner-network-learning-path?utm_medium=email&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-869q71sBQL7H1Ua3ZW-4vetgs0HCQ_1soBSOrsnLm5KVOz6uNmnw5sEKdK02Qc5G1mkDoQz27-9MMhaWXRGIVJ0BUyOQ&_hsmi=414420732&utm_content=414420732&utm_source=hs_email

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Apr 27 •

Passive Income Streams

1st Cohort - Let's get it!

Welcoming our first co-hort as we stress test strategies to create passive income steams in the next weeks. Members please introduce yourself here in the chat and what you hope to achieve! Resource guide attached!

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Dr. Andre De Freitas

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@Muhammad Harib Chaudhry This is a very strong paper because it is clear, disciplined, and highly actionable. Your strongest contribution is the way you turn the assignment into a decision framework with hard gates: narrow B2B niche, pre-sales before product build, minimum pricing discipline, and a week-by-week execution roadmap. My main recommendation is to refine your ranking logic so that it separates best model for immediate cash, best model for validation, and best model for long-term recurring revenue. Right now, you correctly argue that done-for-you services can reach cash fastest and templates can validate demand effectively, but you still rank micro-SaaS first without fully resolving that tension. What should we launch, top 3 ideas?

Dr. Andre De Freitas

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@Hamza Paracha Your combined work shows strong strategic thinking and a clear understanding of the central lesson in this assignment: the best path is not generic “AI income,” but solving one narrow, expensive workflow problem for a specific audience and validating demand before overbuilding. Across both reports, you do a very good job explaining pre-sales, workflow specificity, pricing for ROI, and the importance of building assets that can later become more automated and scalable. What stands out most is that your two reports complement each other well. One version is stronger on structure, execution sequencing, and the micro-SaaS roadmap, while the other is stronger on practical first-step thinking by recommending workflow templates or operating systems before heavier software development. My main feedback is that your final recommendation should now be merged into one clearer position: start with a vertical workflow kit/OS as the first validation product, then move into micro-SaaS only after repeated use, paid demand, and clear workflow repetition are proven. That would make the argument more consistent and more realistic for a student starting from zero. I would also like to see you define the transition criteria more explicitly. For example: how many deposits, paying users, renewals, or repeat use cases would justify moving from template-based delivery into software, and what exact components belong in the minimum viable workflow OS. Any thoughts on first tests?

Dr. Andre De Freitas

Apr 27 •

Welcome to the Community

Passive Income Steams

For anyone interested in building passive income steams, stay tuned as our first cohort begins this week!