Successful creators ship content constantly instead of waiting for perfection. The only way to find what resonates is to publish and let your audience decide. Release imperfect work, learn fast from real feedback, and improve as you go.
Ship more content. I've talked to a bunch of very successful creators, particularly on YouTube, and they will talk about things they can do to make a better thumbnail. They will talk about things they can do to make a better production value, introduce yourself and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. But what they all tell me is the most important thing to do is simply to ship videos because they never know which video is actually really going to take off and connect with their audience until after it's out there and the audience can tell them who which one is actually the most valuable. So if you will give yourself permission to ship more of your content, YouTube videos, blog posts, whatever it is, and do it without worrying too much about them being perfect or even them being good, allow the market to tell you. You're going to find that you stumble on the things that are going to be more remarkable, and you're going to learn much faster how to improve your quality. Ship poorly even, but ship today and ship more of it for greater success in the medium term.
