I see it like this: Success is relative, yet you can measure success. The more projects you've done, the more successful they ought to become (although some va

I see it like this: Success is relative, yet you can measure success. The more projects you've done, the more successful they ought to become (although some variance on that graph is perfectly normal, I presume). If you don't improve in pulling off your projects, you are doing something wrong, and then you should revise on what to improve upon in order to progress. Having failed before is actually an indication that you're more likely to succeed (relatively).