Should I Make Changes to My Social Media Accounts?

Lately, this question has been weighing on my mind — and to be honest, I don’t know the answer myself. It feels like there’s an important shift I’m supposed to make, but I just can’t see it yet. Maybe I do need change, or maybe I just need to keep going as I am. I really don’t know.

I’m still creating content for YouTube, but I can’t say the same for TikTok and Instagram. I’ve made countless changes, tried different approaches, but I haven’t seen any meaningful results. Right now, I’m posting videos every two days, and it feels more comfortable. But whether or not it’s actually working… I’m not so sure. There’s a light on the horizon for YouTube, but for TikTok and Instagram, I see none.
I’ve been wondering: Should I switch to posting every three days? But again — I don’t know.

Posting every three days would make things easier for me mentally, but would that be the right path for Adriana’s Wings?
Over the years, I’ve spent a lot of time on social media under many different concepts and identities, and one of the most important things I’ve learned is this: it’s not the hour of the day that determines whether your content will go viral. It’s entirely up to chance. Of course, quality and content matter, but whether a video reaches millions of views has nothing to do with whether it was posted at a certain time or day.
Any video can go viral — at any moment.

That said, consistency is still extremely important. For example, I’m currently posting every two days. If I switch to every three days, the algorithm likely won’t care — but if one of my videos does take off, there will be fewer videos on the channel to follow it up, which could slow the channel’s growth in subtle ways.
That’s exactly why I stick with the two-day rhythm.

One single video could change my entire life — and that video doesn’t even have to be extraordinary. What matters is the effort I put into it and the hope I’ve been nurturing quietly inside me for years.
Even if I don’t show it much in my blog posts, the hope I carry within me is immense. I visualize the woman I wish to become — and I hold on to that vision with hope.
Beyond hope, there’s not much else I can do.

Of course, there are some things I’m happy about. For instance, I feel more experienced in writing blog posts now, and I’m proud of the content I’ve been creating for my YouTube channel.
I wish the quality were a bit higher, but the cost is beyond my current means… Still, I’m grateful, because the videos I made just a few months ago were so amateurish that I ended up deleting them all.

For the past two months, I’ve been producing content (other than shorts) for my YouTube channel, and getting to this level hasn’t been easy. I had to gain a lot of experience to reach this point.

Every day, I move a little closer to something better.
Thank you for reading.


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