I did, too, @futuremind. Although like I mentioned in my post, I was not too sure whether it was real or not, like some sort of technical glitch at the time. I immediately called my sister @dynamicshine and had her check my post. She was also thrilled and happy for me.

When it comes to writing and presenting my work, I am a bit meticulous. I always do my best to produce a neat work, but in spite of countless times of proofreading, I will still miss some grammatical or spelling errors, so I will edit it straight away. I don't settle for "that's good enough". Just like you said,

it's how far you are willing to go to give the reader the ultimate experience.

I am not saying that my work is always outstanding or exceptional, but I know which ones that I was hoping would get appreciated at least, would spark interactions with other people, and would get higher value of upvotes. I would be hypocrite if I'd say I did not get frustrated every time I'd write a post worthy of recognition but never got what I believe the attention it deserved.

Thank you for stopping by and for giving me your thoughtful comment and feedback. I totally agree with everything that you said. One of that is:

Finding what you are good at.

In other words, recognise your own strengths and capabilities and acknowledge your weakness, but that weakness should not make you settle for less, but use that as motivation to improve and develop or even discover your hidden talents and skills.