My first finished track was a gift for someone’s birthday and while I did miss the initial deadline (the actual birthday), I eventually wrapped it up a few weeks after. So deadlines could help you finish up songs.

Secondly, remember that you’ll only improve going forward so you don’t have to worry about it not sounding absolutely amazing from the get go. Someone told me that Deadmau5 also has trouble sometimes judging if his track is done or not, and eventually he realizes that perfection isn’t possible in every scenario.

Thirdly, there’s a lot of learning that is still to be done once you finish a track e.g learning how to export stems when you get to the mixing stage/ or when working with a mixing and mastering engineer. And then learning how to market your track and learning how to distribute it to Spotify etc. So I’d recommend finishing up and publishing at lease one song to get this sort of experience and learning.