@Jabrosa14 for me it's music in general (i can play anything you give me at an okay level at least), game making (i only use rpg maker but i know the thing inside and out), writing, and sports (before seizures hit me too hard). and i know a handful of other things too like video editing, a little bit of coding, graphic design/photoshop manip stuff, etc. even like, competitive video games lol i'm better than your normal casual player by a long shot but not good enough to actually compete against anyone else who competes. like how many people can beat through the fire and flames on expert, or can survive a game of tetris at level 15 for two hours? but that's not even good enough for legitimate tournament play xD

at least with music, i play ukulele and sing at food truck events and have effectively become "the food truck ukulele guy." which i'm totally fine with, it's a good niche and i make good money doing it, and i'm always getting better both with the uke and my voice. i imagine it is similar for other skills, just finding that spot you fit in within that skill rather than focusing on being the best at it. the hard part is finding that spot, and it definitely has a degree of luck to it.