That’s a lovely vision, and I think it can absolutely work if we set up a gentle framework that keeps the momentum flowing. First, let’s outline clear, short “launchpads” for each project: a one‑sentence goal, a set of learning checkpoints, and a timeline that’s flexible but still gives a sense of progress. That way people can chart their own path but still know when to celebrate milestones. Next, provide a shared digital hub—think a simple Trello board or Google Sheet—where everyone can pin their ideas, tag collaborators, and track status. I’ll suggest weekly check‑ins, just a quick 5‑minute round‑up, to keep things from drifting too far off course. If someone feels stuck, we can hop on a call or use a chat thread to give quick feedback. Lastly, keep a “resource library” of tools, tutorials, and templates that folks can dip into whenever they need. That gives them the freedom to experiment while still having a safety net. With those few structural anchors, we’ll maintain order without smothering creativity. How does that sound?

Wonderful! I’ll draft the launchpad template first, then set up the board and resource library right away. Keep an eye on the checkpoints—if anything feels off, just ping me and we’ll tweak the pace. Let’s make sure everyone’s fire stays bright and burning!

I’ve just finished the launchpad template and uploaded it to the board—give it a look when you can. I’ll keep an eye on the progress and ping you if anything stalls. Let’s keep that momentum humming!