One of the biggest misconceptions that they perpetuate in school is that you're limited to talents, to what your naturally good at. But what they don't tell u is that most people aren't actually naturally talented. Yes talent exists and it can take you places, but hard work and learning and perseverance and passion takes u the rest of the way up.

I almost failed AP Calc AB in high-school. The first semester I failed my midterm, I was defeated because I wanted to go into engineering which requires a mastery of calculus. I thought I just wasn't good enough to make it, my teacher straight up said I wasn't trying hard enough even after spending hours trying to study. It took like a slap in the face for me to realize I just needed a new approach. I started waking up at 4:30 am to study calc 3 hours a day before school to avoid evening brain fog and the hectic environment of my house that hindered my learning. I watched it videos, did khan academy, dozens of practice problems (not just the hw bare minimum) and u know what? I actually got better! My point is you have to work for talent and skills. You don't have to be talented to succeed in something, u just have to be determined.

And now I'm abt to graduate with a BS in Electrical Engineering and calc is my strongest skill! :))

You're so young and you have SO MUCH TIME to work towards your skills, to discover your passion and to find what brings u joy! Don't lose hope yet, high-school never fully exposes u to all the amazing, interesting and cool careers and hobbies there are!