> But then, what else does one do besides regularly posting content? That's the most effective approach. But there's a frame of mind that goes with it. And tha

> But then, what else does one do besides regularly posting content? That's the most effective approach. But there's a frame of mind that goes with it. And that mental frame isn't in it for the upvotes or likes, but quality. You can't control reception or even commercial success of your work. But you can control the quality of what you create. This is hard, though, because it's easy to use quality as an excuse to never publish anything. So a key element of success is knowing what's "good enough." And there's no way to figure that out without publishing something because it's the first step in getting responses to what you've created. > What sets the successful "creators" apart from the rest? The successful creators have defined success in a way that they are capable of achieving. How would you define it?