The biggest problem most people have is the struggle between posting consistently and quality content

Unfortunately, I'm at that crossroads.

Source: Gravity Falls

Ever since I've joined Steemit, I've only made one post, the #introduceyourself about what I'm all about and the content that I'm going to produce, but after a month, I'm still insecure about making content that I'd be proud of.
Many ideas come to my mind:

"Make videos about what you want"
"Write a quality article"
"Do a random DLive stream"

But I feel like it's not going to be good enough.
It's something that no one talks about in the gaming & streaming community. If you want to start something, it's going to be incredibly hard to determine the point between quality & quantity, furthermore, the amount of work to produce something borderline average, such as an edited video, is surprisingly tough.
Taking the risk and saying "screw it, I'm going to post this", for me, is giving up on trying to do your best and just shit out crap content.

The other factor that people tend to forget is that you're going to have to maintain a steady income, like a job, so you sustain yourself, but that too also requires time, effort and energy. Trying to find that perfect balance for anyone is difficult, especially if you work from 8-18h, sometimes you just want to go home, watch some TV/videos and rest.
Right now, I'm at a good point of balance, I can maintain my job quite efficiently, chill, record videos and live stream.
But the one thing that gets me is the lack of skill for editing.

That's my fear. I have low quality content but a ton of quantity.

Becoming someone famous or influential in the gaming community has always been a dream of mine, something that I've always wanted to chase. But now that I'm trying it, I see that how demanding it is. So right now, I'm going to try my best to produce daily content, even if its not the best.

The important thing is to keep going and produce!

Thanks for the read!