Hello /sci/, I have been trying to start up a project for a long time, probably 9 years now, but I have not had the time, money, or resources for this project and for some of those years I was psychotic in the literal medical sense. I have lots written down of how I want it to be.

Now I have come upon the opportunity through disability to work on this full time but I don't have the skill set to actually make it real.
How is this one going to be different from the rest? It will be taking directly from textbooks, plus will feature a weekly "article" from select topics I, or whoever ends up maining the article section, finds interesting. Some selections to choose from will be robotics for 3rd graders to college, 3d modeling, mathematics an physics (I really fucking hate Khan academys boring videos, going to do more interactive), software/hardware programming (can't find anything besides textbooks that teach this), and much, much more, even thinking of a course for astrophysics and rocket science with instructions on making your own rockets.

Now I'm not an expert in any of these fields, I'm not even a scientist, I'm goin for disability for fucks sake, I have no degrees, I just really love learning, but either way I doubt I'll be able to do this by myself. Of course I'll be buying textbooks (or downloading) but I misunderstand things very easily.
So I am coming here to the board specializing in the things I want to teach to ask for help on my passion project