I have zero talent myself and am not really good at anything..but im curious as to what yalls are. What is one thing you consider yourself very good at..or maybe you are good at multiple things..like maybe drawing or singing for examples..or a sport.

Ol JohnnyLoco is gonna win this contest.
He's a master of everything.

I can pour and finish concrete real well. I can also operate the crap out of a skis steer.

Including one-upping

92 mph fastball.

I'm not great at anything but I'm pretty good at a few things...

I'm really good at figuring out how to fix things.

I'm not Grand Ol Opry talented, but I can sing pretty good too. Didn't know about that one until I was about 40.

trigonometry

Alot of folks on here have a common talent. The master of bullchit

I am good at making babies, I have had sex 3 times in my life and I have 3 kids to show for it. Oh and I can drive really good

Making beer disappear

You seem to have a knack for figuring out where crappie reside too.

I can lay blocks and brick, finish sheetrock, plumb a house, electrical work, HVAC, paint, carpentry, framing and trim, hang wallcoverings, vinyl siding, pour and finish concrete, as well as roofing, both metal and asphalt. I can play the piano, guitar, mandolin, bass guitar, banjo, and dobro. I am not boasting, just giving a answer to your question.

I can lick my eyebrows

I’m pretty good at shooting the breeze with folks.
I can talk to a PhD or a guy with a grade school education.
I enjoy talking to folks. My wife says I enjoy it too much. She’s had to come find me or wait in the car because I was chatting with someone.
I guess I’m a BS artist.

Industrial Sales - I’m one of the few salesmen that actually listen before I talk and spend hours learning my customers processes in order to become a product consultant

Public Speaking - over the years I’ve given more than 350 presentations, key note addresses, etc.

These two things have made me pretty successful. That and a really love my career.


I can hit a golf ball 320 yards +

If you can do all those well , you win.

Palm reading

I can chunk the pigskin a quarter mile....

I feel this will go off course soon.

cooking bacon and making babies. Not necessarily in that order.

Yep, we have a winner.

I'm a certified food consumption specialist with a PhD in blowing a toilet slap off the flange

I started playing drums at 12, and played in bands till almost 40. Really only thing I was ever good at.

Is being an asshole a talent?

I hope you don't think you have an exclusive on that round here.

Yep

What!!!

Offshore fishing tackle. I probably knew how to make bottom fishing rigs before I could tie my shoes. I must be pretty good a rigging ballyhoo because nobody else on the ever does it but me. lol

I think mine is probably data discovery/reverse engineering other people's databases and using a computer to automate mundane human processes. Also the ability to speak geek when needed but still feel comfortable running a chainsaw and driving a tractor.

Jeremy

I’m real good at wiping my ass.

I’m out of practice now but I was extremely good at making other people a lot of money 😀

Killing turkeys, it’s the only thing I consider myself to be good at.

Construction. Not bragging but I can build just about anything. Self taught on a lot of stuff, as I’m really good at figuring stuff out that I don’t know how to do, but I also get it from being around my dad and grand dad. They were both excellent carpenters. My father-in-law says if I don’t know how to do something, just tell me I can’t. I’m stubborn enough to figure it out then. I guess just out of spite.

I pick a little guitar and sing at church and small get togethers. I’m an electrician, and if your Harris Sigma, Platinum, or GatesAir Maxiva TV transmitter goes down I’ll get you back on air in no time. Bout all I got.

Day Dreaming aka navel gazing

I started working at a wore out Asphalt Plant in Highschool one summer. I was as green as you get. I ran after a Crescent wrench one day to adjust the belt I was supposed to be cleaning because it was tracking wrong. I had learned holding a flashlight from Dad basic mechanics so it looked easy. They saw me running with the wrench and shut the plant down. I showed them what I thought they watched, smiled and let me adjust it and it save me a ton of shoveling. They let me expiriment and go to town after that. I learned how to work on and run wore out equipment from old Cat 950 loaders to skidsteers and actually mastered a dang Case Backhoe with John Deeres wobble stick controls. Went from there to my own business paving and fixing all our old wore out stuff as well. Finally went back to college and got an MIS degree and started in Software Development. That led to another business in computer repair and back into Developing. I tell people regularly and have even brought it up on Job interviews. I feel like a Jack of all Trades and a master at none, but if I can't solve the problem I can figure out what needs done regardless.

Otherwise I'm just a part time drunk that can't hunt for crap no matter who I try to learn from.

Jack of all master of none.

I was always taught to be good at many things,,,, but , I'd have to say my ambidextrous abilities have contributed greatly to a lot of my success.

I'm the willing that is being led by the un-knowing & am doing the impossible for the un-grateful.I have done so much for so long & for so many & for so little that I am now qualified to do anything with nothing.

This got me reminiscing I'm from the Dakotas on both sides My close distant family Homesteaded. I've alway's wondered if just being a "good hand" came natural to me. We moved here when I was 6 in 1978. My Dad was a miner and he worked underground here for 40 years until he retired. Any miner will tell you that a good miner can figure out about anything and he taught me that. When I was little, He was at work all the time and barely home when I was awake but when he was, I'd get in his old leather Redwings and walk around and dig through his metal lunch pail. I still remember how it smelt like Redman and Skoal wintergreen. He's 71 now and still tough as nails and I'd never touch him. He's a gentle guy but mean as a snake if it comes to it.

That’s good stuff!

Im the guy that taught JohnnyLoco everything he knows. Top that. I can kill a man with my bare hands 10 different ways I only taught him 9

I'm a pretty slick talker evidently. Thats the only reason I can figure that I reeled in a hot redheaded wife.

Good at listening to people to see how full of it they really are and then letting them know I know theyre full of it

Dont want to brag but I can play the radio.

I'm pretty good at figuring out how to fix stuff or build stuff from power plants to cabins, and then pretty good at making drawings to show someone else how to build it for fix it, or taking those drawings and fixing the stuff by myself if I need or want to. If I'm working on my own stuff, I usually just skip steps one and two unless it's really complicated and then I go back to step one. Drawing stuff on paper helps me work out the kinks in the mental picture of what I want to do.

For a while there I was pretty good at attracting hot women who would later find other guys they liked better than me.

Tractor driver. I’ve spent the best part of the past 15 years in the cab of some sort of tractor or construction equipment with my dogs. They go everywhere I go.

Breaking Stuff, need it broke call me I can do it.

Not what I would call talented, but I cook pretty good. I can eat even better. Those are the only two things I do well. I've always felt I missed the talent line when they were handed out.

Hooking up with fat chicks. It’s not as easy as it looks.

Losing my temper. I wish that was a talent. Honest answer, providing for my family needs.

I always figured working twice as many productive hours as my competitor would overcome my lack of talents. Seems to be a correct assumption so far. I’m above average at a lot of things, excellent at none.

I can follow instructions and mimic teaching well. I can usually figure out how to do whatever I need to get done.

I play guitar and sing in our church praise band, and have also played the drums, and cajon for that. I have also dabbled in playing the mandolin, bass, and dulcimer, but I wouldn't consider myself a player of those but can get some songs out.

I love to be in the kitchen or cooking outdoors on the grill, griddle, smoker, fryer, boiler, etc.

Different summer jobs have taught me many different things.
I worked in hayfields driving tractors, working on equipment and slinging bales
I cut grass and mopped floors early on and learned to be meticulous.
I worked for a car dealership changing oil and tires, and washing cars.
I worked at a pallet production company where I learned to drive a forklift.
I worked at a Feed and Seed store where I learned about seed, combines, and even did some electrical.
I worked at a hardware store in customer service and could figure what people needed from hand motions and also a lot about home repairs.

I like to do woodworking and can make some stuff but I haven't really developed that talent to a fine craft.

I am also a civil engineer by trade and have worked for a contractor operating simple equipment like skid steers, dump trucks and concrete trucks.
I work for a utilities dept now in water distribution drafting and design.

I am very thankful for my diverse talents and owe it all to God, for without him I would be nothing.

I used to be a pretty talented long snapper. Lots of folks like to poke fun at special teams guys like kickers and long snappers because they're not what comes to mind when you think of the game of football. However, long snapping is a pretty difficult skill to learn, it requires flexibility, strong quick-twitch muscles in the hips, and muscle memory that takes a long time to develop and learn to achieve the same release point every time. I was the long snapper at the University of West Alabama 2011-2015. Had a good run, but I really don't have the flexibility to do it anymore.

Once upon a time, I could fling a penny over my shoulder with my pecker

Hahaha!

Oh... And I know how to cook pretty good.

Mine is some woodworking and making wood ink pens.

Special talent hosting Indian Dove Shoot

music. but i'm pretty good at picking up hobbies & running with it

I'm mechanically disinclined. Loaded my first ammo at 12 years old started studying terminal ballistics at 14.

I thought your talent was automotive glass replacement

This has been interesting to read through. I enjoy doing a lot of things that I'm not necessarily very good at - hunting, fishing, sports, etc.

One thing that I don't know is a talent that I am very good at is picking up on patterns. Noticing items or behavior that are out of place or line up too well. I somehow can pick up on things like that very fast. That has served me well.

Well I don’t have any talent worthy of AGT, but I can cook just about anything, pretty handy at any type of carpentry, laying tile, and have a knack for landscaping.

Skill I wish I had would be able to work on cars and repair anything needed.

I'm really good at being quiet. I wish more people were.

Hello brother

My superpower is finding women who hate. my. guts. then buying them a house.

I got a 6" tongue and can breathe through my ears..................does that count?

I have a pretty good personality and coupled with the fact have enough schooling to make me a successful optometrist.
Used to blow a duck call good enough to place in a few calling contests but haven't practiced in a while.
The last couple of years I discovered a new talent for finding land devoid of turkeys.
Managing to marry the hottest woman I've ever laid eyes on.


Dr. B