Well, first of all, I would like to thank you 
. I have heard an old proverb that says:
"Anyone who teaches me something, he's like my father, and I have to respect him."
I see that most of your friends are young and that's great. Young people always have newer and better ideas. Who knows, maybe one of these guys will be influential in the future.
But I have a suggestion for you. One of my teachers said:
The best way to learn is "learning through videos."
If you have meetings in the future, you can use many videos from YouTube. Anyway, I'm glad to see you've invited people into the crypto family.
I don't think the author is a technical person or a code writer, and most of the teaching is theory and logic. Because what I usually introduce to my friends the most is how to buy? How to store your own digital assets in the wallet? How to store your own assets more securely? How to use a centralized exchange? How to maintain a good attitude, and so on.. I have heard an old proverb that says:"Anyone who teaches me something, he's like my father, and I have to respect him."
I see that most of your friends are young and that's great. Young people always have newer and better ideas. Who knows, maybe one of these guys will be influential in the future.
But I have a suggestion for you. One of my teachers said:
The best way to learn is "learning through videos."
If you have meetings in the future, you can use many videos from YouTube. Anyway, I'm glad to see you've invited people into the crypto family.