Keep the crew focused on the single goal: get the payload into orbit safely. Set a clear brief before the launch, and let each person know exactly what their part is. Run a tight rehearsal so everyone knows the choreography, but keep it short and efficient. Use the sunrise and the roar as a psychological boost—announce the key moments loud and clear, but avoid unnecessary fanfare that could distract. After the launch, debrief immediately and celebrate the mission’s success, then move on to the next objective. That way the crew stays united, the launch feels dramatic, and nothing derails the operation.