> I know why I did well to start. I had low expectations and no basis for self-comparison. This happens to everybody who achieves an initial "success": - A ba

> I know why I did well to start. I had low expectations and no basis for self-comparison. This happens to everybody who achieves an initial "success": - A band or artist that puts out a great first album or single that is well received and then struggles to write any more hits. These guys are called "one hit wonders" - what a horrible name for somebody who achieved success even if it was once! - An entrepreneur who launches a successful first business, sells out for millions, and struggles to come up with an idea for a second business let alone execute and replicate the success of the first. - The writer that has a successful first book but can't come up with a story line for a second. I'd estimate 99% of people never have one "success", let alone repeatedly create successful things - it seems unfair your brain beat you up for not having replicated your first success. Glad to hear it's getting better.