> including two Steemfests

That is something I cannot/could not afford financially. I mean that even the cheapest ticket cost more than my monthly pension-like income, which is approximately $250 USD per month.

> It is a lot about attitude and resonating with people I think.

I live with autism spectrum disorder, which alone highly affect attitude, communication, even if it is not really visible in writing, and I also had Dysthymia, also known as persistent depressive disorder (PDD) as a child, and my native language is Hungarian, which is very far from English (English is Indo-European, while Hungarian is Uralic), but I am constantly trying to improve my communication.

Autism spectrum disorder mostly affect the physical communication and behavior, so even personally communicating with people was a huge issue/problem until approximately 2016, let alone resonating with them. I improved a lot since then, and nowadays most people do not even notice that I live with autism spectrum disorder.

> I do not expect my approach to work for everyone as I have had some element of luck on my journey. That said, luck is partly what you make yourself.

Luck can play a huge role in content discovery and visibility. That is sure. Recently I had a good luck on discovering good music bands (For example Solence, Starset) on YouTube, and nowadays I regularly listen to their songs.