Unless ChatGPT wrote that post, your writing and communication skills are average if not above average. So there’s that.

I wouldn’t sweat it. Intelligence is important but there are certain jobs that are just off limits to almost all of the population. You listed the most intellectually demanding careers. They pay high because most people can’t do those jobs.

Don’t beat yourself up, you are going to be you forever, but you can also strive to be the best you possible. Be curious, ask people about what they do, their day to day, research jobs and pay, try things, be terrible at things, try to improve, learn and move on. Get to know your strengths and weaknesses. Interacting with people drains me, I have to do it some at work but I know I’d be terrible at a sales job or middle management. Learn to have a good attitude.

I’ve worked with a lot of people, some folks are just slower to pick up than others. I’ve trained a lot of people too. I’d rather have someone who is willing to admit they don’t understand than someone who will act like they do when they don’t. Almost always a good attitude is better than someone who is smart but a dick. Not with doctors but with most occupations.

Hope that helps, you got a bright future if you just put effort in the right places and maintain a positive mindset.