Okay...Found the link...
https://deckstats.net/collection/1695/
I hope this helps.
I browsed through your collection, and it is impressively varied! It seems like you've been playing for a while!
I can help you with a few things. Unfortunately, EDH is not my speciality, but I can most definitely help you make something competitive for Standard.
The good thing about Standard is that it is technically a cheaper than modern. Most of the cards found in Modern, that are competitive, can fetch ridiculous amounts of money. A good deck would be out of range to all, but the wealthiest or most serious player.
There is an art to deck creation, but it also depends on the type of
Meta you see your opponents playing. For example, what type of decks do you often see when you play against other people? Can you tell what makes them better than your deck? Can you notice the style of play the deck uses? (Aggro/Midrange/Control) Is there a theme? All these things must be taken into consideration.
Decks should have a purpose, not only should it have the ability to win, (a win condition by which you can
defeat your opponent) but you need a deck that allows that win condition to be achieved. So there is a structure. For aggro, the structure is fast, large amounts of damage, in the fewest number of turns.
You would need a lot of creatures, which are either low cost or cards that allow you to put larger creatures onto the battlefield. (RAMP)
I think for you, to help you see the interactions and to develop your style of play you should focus on Aggro. Control and Midrange (IMO) require a lot of knowledge of state-based interactions. (MTG is really complicated!) Don't be too disheartened if you do lose...
I could write for hours about strategy and the best deck creation techniques that can help you function better as a player.
What I will say is if you do want to win (more often) then you need to compromise. We can certainly help you make something that is... unorthodox, but you need to be comfortable using it, and you need to know if it can do the job you want it to.
Which is why I am going to suggest you Net Deck. Personally, I would not do this, (others would agree) but it is useful to see what a competitive deck looks like. If you want, after I show you an example, one in which you will be able to afford, I can break it down for you and explain, step by step how it works. Again, that is entirely up to you.
I suggest this deck it is from the most recent set, and it will not rotate out of Standard any time soon. If you do have any of the cards it would be a tremendous bonus, but either way, it will be around $10-20 to buy. (
https://deckstats.net/decks/51869/590714-grull-energy-deck?share_key=dbzhLsqpvTXNHif8) only you can see this, and those that see this thread. So I hope you like it, and that it is useful. (the price is not approximate)