Excellence is making quality normal enough that people stop calling it exceptional around you.

The mark of real excellence is that people stop remarking on it. When quality is occasional it gets noticed and praised, and when it becomes reliable it becomes the expectation, which looks like less recognition and is actually the higher achievement. Consistency turns something impressive into something assumed, and being assumed is worth far more.

If you have stopped receiving compliments on work you are doing well, consider that it may have become your baseline. Check the work itself rather than the response. The absence of comment is often the better signal.