I tend to say... "do you" Do what feels right to you.
However, if an audience and building it is a concern then it takes a little less freedom unless "doing you" is sufficient to attract an audience.
I do what feels right to me because trying to plan and aim for audience growth tends to take away from the things I want to say, want to think, and want to do.
Again as with so many things it comes down to time. What do I want to do with my time?
I say "do you". In my opinion you are doing great. Yet I am likely biased as we think similarly on a great number of things from my observation and have quite a number of overlapping interests.
Though we definitely differ in some areas as well. :) In a good way.
Indeed, I have a similar approach. 'Do you' is wonderful in my experience, that was what I aimed to cover with point #3:
And I'm glad you've added extra emphasis to this key point here in the comments.
I also appreciate the encouragement (whether we think similarly, different, or both. :D) It's surely in a good way, I'd agree.
Wishing you a great day, keep doin' you! 🙏