"The DI is a space for members who wish to share an idea, develop it collaboratively, and donate it to a member who lacks a dream or project."
Many individuals have brilliant ideas, but due to time constraints and other factors, they often struggle to bring them to life. Our initiative aims to bridge this gap by providing a platform where ideas can be shared, offering those who are searching for inspiration a valuable starting point.
Our mission is to ensure that no great idea fades away due to a lack of resources or time. Instead, we aim to transform these ideas into dreams, passions, and projects that our members can embrace, with the potential for future funding by our community.
Guided by the principle of generosity, this initiative offers members the opportunity to share their innovative ideas with the community. If a member resonates with an idea, they can request its transfer from the author as a donation. This process will be transparent, with public notification and documentation sent to Dreamsweek for record-keeping.
Once an idea is adopted, the member can begin turning it into a project. To do so, they can create a group, invite collaborators, and delegate tasks to facilitate the development and eventual presentation of the project to Dreamsweek.
Members have the flexibility to manage their ideas through "Doc-Ideas," which can be set as public or private. Public Docs allow broader access, enabling the community to engage with the idea and request its adoption. Alternatively, group-specific Docs restrict access and adoption to group members only.
"Doc-Ideas" serve as a collaborative space where ideas are refined and enhanced to become viable projects. When a member or group decides to transition a Doc into a project, tasks are allocated among participants to ensure its effective development. The final project is then shared with Dreamsweek via Google Docs for evaluation and potential funding.
The submission of the project should be carried out by the founder or the member who adopted the idea, adhering to their current plan. Furthermore, the originator or adopter has the freedom to form partnerships within their group if desired.
Before a "Doc-Idea" becomes a project, members must evaluate its feasibility based on four key pillars:
- Objectivity – Is the idea clearly defined and focused?
- Functionality – Does it offer practical and achievable outcomes?
- Potential – Does it demonstrate significant promise and value?
- Transformational Impact – Can it create meaningful change?
By following this structured approach, we aim to cultivate a community where innovative ideas are nurtured, shared, and transformed into impactful projects.