What I did in these 50k which I want to ask?

-1) Barreling often the turn, trying to not have a big gap between Flop Cbet and Turn Cbet(Barreling Turn, with a GTO approach, meaning I would cbet gutshots also in spots where GTO suggests)
-2) 3barreling
-3) Check Raising Flops, Turns with hands which contained blockers or Flush Draws, OESD etc.

A guy who we recently started studying together Poker after showing him one particular hand told me that he is not sure if what I was doing is going to be profitable at Micros. The hand was like this. Villain opens. I call in bb. He cbets. I call with flush draw. He cbets turn, I raise. He calls. I shove. He calls.

I know that people call too much in these stakes, perhaps I should stop doing things like this. That's why my winrate suffered maybe. What I have noticed is though that a lot of regs who are grinding a lot of tables, bluffs like this are going to be very succesful, I have made them fold a lot of times. But I do these things vs everyone(of course if I see someone to call lightly I won't bluff. ), vs unknowns(have taken a lot of silly calls).

So what I changed in my strategy, not sure if I am doing things correct is stop doing the 3 things I wrote before. I've played so many hands at these stakes and I still haven't moved up. I have read GTO concepts, and analyzed a lot of hands the way Janda and Ed Miller suggest. I know that GTO isn't good for Micros but even if I tried to not apply it, it seems that it affected the way I should play Micros. My graph:

Also I've compared my red line with other people's and mine goes down too fast, perhaps what I am saying to apply before(meaning the 3 changes I want to make) is correct. Please do not tell me JUST NOT TO BLUFF, be more specific in what spots I sould not bluff. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. (And stats are from 9max, not 6max)