A lot of what looks like talent is someone who started earlier and stayed curious.

Talent is the word we reach for when we cannot see the hours. Somebody who began at six and kept asking questions arrives with a decade of accumulated correction behind them, and from outside that looks like a different kind of brain. Curiosity matters as much as the head start, because time spent without asking why produces far less.

Which makes the useful question not whether you have it, but what you could start now and stay interested in. Pick one thing and give it two years of genuine attention, asking questions the whole way through.