I'm so glad you're here!!
Firstly, while I don't have OCD I have horrible anxiety/depression so taking care of my mental health while camming has it challenges. Camming for the most part is a marathon, not a sprint (Sure there are those 'it girl' types that make crazy money/popularity right away & have instant success but most models won't be at that level right away). Showing up and trying your best is the hardest part for me since I too obsess: "What if no one watches me?! What if I can't make money? What if I don't hit my daily goal? I should just quit no one likes me!" Are still things I think about even after 4 years of camming but I think the difference now is I force myself to suck it up, be vulnerable and log on and it's usually never as bad as I thought it would be. Because I know now I'll feel even worse mentally if I don't just try to put in any hours.
Every hour spent online even if it's a slow hour is helping you since you're on chaturbate, in the long run for exposure especially since you're new. When I get discouraged I remind myself that everyone no matter who they are will have discouraging days on cam where you feel like curling up on the couch with a tub of ice cream and ugly-cry it out. I set easier goals for myself and push myself harder the next week so I'm not taking on so much at once and still practicing basic self care like making sure I eat healthy,take my meds and sleep enough because those 2 always suffer hugely when my depression worsens.
Right now since you're so new, focus on time spent online vs money earned if you still want to focus on numbers. I still will get discouraged after just one hour online when most girls here will say that it can take 1-2 hours before things get busier. Also I notice the more I look discouraged on cam, my performance suffers and people seem less than charmed with my impatience/mopiness so I log off if I'm not able to fake being happy/sexy. Over time, it does get so much easier. You just have to give yourself a chance to gain more experience.
My first camming session was in 2012 and I logged off shaking and feeling like there was no way I'd ever be able to make any sort of money or make a name for myself from camming. Camming is a crazy emotional roller coaster with extreme highs and lows and being on this forum and seeing tons of other models I admire struggle with the same things I do has helped me a lot in feeling less alone. I hope some of this is helpful! I think you're adorable & fangirled a bit when I saw your post here lol XD