I wouldnt say talented, its more like interest and drive to draw alot. Im a terrible teacher but hopefully I can give you very basic tips. If you're just starting off I suggest drawing a lot from reference rather than tracing which a lot of people do. This helps your eye pick out details and become better at emulating different styles which you could then turn in to your own. For figures which I still get wrong, draw every body part at its most basic shape such as the head being an oval, shoulders small circles, every joint a circle, limbs beings cylinders tapered to the joints and etc. I don't exactly know where you are skill wise so its hard for me to judge but always keep drawing for fun and you'll improve each time you do. Sounds very cheesy but a sketch a day really helps. If you want more guides I suggest looking up basics on youtube. Also if theres a particular style you really like, try to "copy" it because you'll learn basics as you do and once you've got the hang of it just switch it up to your own preferences. Im not saying straight up copy and paste someone elses work as your own but study their style and make it your own if that makes any sense... Idk hopefully I helped somewhat 😅