Save yourself from the draining power of wanton online comparison, if you will be doing any comparison it should be an honest valuation of yourself, which entails contrasting your output with your potentials, the platform you have, your network, the information and knowledge you

are exposed to. It is only then you should whip yourself for failing if what you have as yields shows you that you haven't made use of what you have at disposal well.
And you only have failed if you don't change from acts that yielded you nothing.

Be wary of flagrantly comparing yourself with others online or offline, it's a great form of self-sabotage to want to always base the judgement of your life performance on what someone else is yielding.

You will only serve to distress yourself where you should pat yourself at the back for making use of what you have at hand.