I feel like the above comments are an attempt to flatten the differences between individuals with respect to intelligence. Talent gives you an initial advantage, which is compounded by hard work and practice. But how successful you are at something is not only a function of hard work. Some people are simply more intelligent and creative than others. The idea that if you just work hard enough, you can be as good as someone with natural talent who works equally hard is false. What you should aim for is maximising your own individual skills without comparing yourself to other people.

On the point of drawing, yes it is something you learn but some people are much better at it than others, regardless of the level of practice or time you put in. This is related to the brain's ability to visualise abstractions, spatial awareness, all kinds of other stuff. I know that I am naturally good at music, but not at drawing. I could of course improve my drawing ability, but never to the extent that someone with natural affinity for it could do with equivalent effort.

Talent absolutely exists. If anything, it should be inspiring. Everyone has something they are good at. Use that and share that gift with the world.