Sometimes I wonder if everyone was born with talent. Maybe we do but lost it because it was not cultivated early in life. While growing up, I was told I was good at dancing and I saw a few pictures where I was probably dancing in a crowd with a radio close to me. These are details I learned at a certain age, at that time dancing was no longer my muse. I know I'm supposed to talk about the talent I discovered early in life but I'll deviate a little to talk about the talent I lost because it was not cultivated early in life. The only reason why some people have been able to hold onto their talent is because they developed on that which they discovered they can do differently, this would have been me but the society made no available resources for its development.
One will assume I'm a good dancer by merely looking at me. A slim , flexible body that could twist perfectly to every beat but reverse is the case even after being told of my great dancing skills as a child. My inability to cultivate these dancing talents must have come from the environment in which I grew up or maybe my childhood programming. A small town with no official shows that promoted talented kids, gradually the talents lost it hold.
Some years ago I went to join a dancing class, I was hoping to bring back the dormant talent I had in me. After a few weeks, it became obvious I had lost it even though I had the perfect body for dancing. I was an adult at that time and I wasn't patient enough to learn gradually, I was in a rush. After leaving the training class, I decided I was no longer going to bother myself about talents and assumed not everyone was born with a talent, some are born with it , others learn.