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The Swans have picked up eight points from their four league games, including a 2-2 draw at champions Chelsea on the opening day and a 2-1 win against Manchester United before the international break, to climb to fourth in the table.
“It’s four (league) games into the season so we haven’t done anything yet,” the 31-year-old Williams told the British media.
“But it’s about staying focused through that and trying to do the right things,” he added.
“It’s been a good start for us. I think things are different now (compared with previous years) – because of what we’ve done people are giving us respect and attention.
“But we have done very well, and to top it off with a win against Manchester United going into the internationals means we’ve had a good start to the season,” the Wales captain added.
Swansea resume their league duties when they travel to Vicarage Road to face a promoted Watford, who currently sit 17th in the league table, on Saturday.
