A person who knows their limitations can be more capable than someone hiding theirs.

Someone who can say plainly what they are not good at is easier to rely on than someone who cannot. You know where their work is solid, they will flag what they cannot do rather than quietly producing a weak version, and they will bring in help before it is too late. Concealed limitations do not disappear, they just surface at the worst moment.

Name one of your own limits out loud this week, in the place where it is relevant. It feels exposing and it usually builds trust rather than reducing it, because it tells people your confidence elsewhere means something.