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It's a great question, and one many traders grapple with. One way to start thinking about it concretely is to compare your returns to a benchmark, like the S&P 500, but also consider how much volatility you took on to achieve those returns. Have you looked into tools like the Sharpe ratio to get a numerical handle on it?

Welcome! That's a super important distinction to make. For me, starting to track my Sharpe ratio really helped visualize risk-adjusted returns, even if it felt a bit academic at first. Have you tried looking into metrics like that, or perhaps just comparing your returns to a broad market index?