Natural talent has a head start. It doesn’t have a motor. Build the motor.

Being naturally good at something puts you ahead early and then quietly stops helping, because everybody eventually reaches the point where progress needs deliberate work. People who started behind usually built the habit of grinding while they had no other option, and that habit keeps producing long after the early gap has closed. A head start is real, and it runs out.

Take whatever you are good at without trying, find the part of it you are worst at, and work only on that for a month. Struggling on purpose now builds what the talent never gave you.