The skill you’re sure you can’t learn is usually just one nobody ever taught you slowly.

Deciding you cannot do something is usually a conclusion drawn from one bad experience, often in a room where it was explained once, quickly, to thirty people. Math, swimming, spelling, singing: most of what adults are certain they have no talent for was taught at a speed that lost them early. Slow instruction plus time fixes a surprising amount of that.

Take the thing you are sure you are bad at and find a patient explanation of the first part. A book, a video, one person who does not rush. Give it a month before judging any of it.