ACCEPTING WHAT I SUCK AT MAKES MY STRENGTHS MORE SATISFYING

You can’t be deeply satisfied with your strengths if the battle your fighting is about defeating yourself for what you suck at. When you come to the acceptance of what you suck at, you create a deeper appreciation and satisfaction for what you are amazing at.

To be satisfied with your art style, accept what art styles you suck at drawing. You may suck at drawing people, but you are damn good at drawing environments.
To be satisfied with your communication, accept what methods you suck at communicating. You may suck at speaking, but you are damn good at writing.

When you accept the things you suck at, they will no longer hold you back or weigh you down because they will propel you forward into what you’re already amazing at. The things you suck at are there – not to define your strengths, but instead to shape your strengths.