Analysing your own strengths and weakness is a classic Dunning-Kruger problem - you don&#x27;t know what you don&#x27;t know, so you can&#x27;t assess your work accurately.<p>You can either fix this by trying to copy what other people do in as many different ways as possible, or having a real expert around to say &quot;No, try this instead.&quot;<p>Doing stuff over and over only helps if you&#x27;re creatively blocked and are terrified of producing crap. It&#x27;s a good first step towards building momentum, but it&#x27;s just a beginning.