God created us all with a special talent as you say @chbartist the most important thing is to find and develop it, who was smarter, Albert Einstein or Marlon Brando? Common sense points to the former as the paradigm of intelligence, but the truth is that the scientist was as incapable of acting or impersonating another with conviction, as the second of enunciating great abstract theories. The question is, therefore, incorrect. Each one, in his field, was a genius. The explanation is that some types of intelligence -now different to eight different- are more developed in some individuals than in others.
The different types of intelligence are not watertight compartments, but are combined with each other, since all human beings count on them to a greater or lesser extent. In addition, although the innate abilities are different in each individual, today it is known that these types of intelligence are, to a large extent, abilities. Therefore, they can be increased if they are developed enough. Encouragement and sufficient instruction are key to achieving growth in any of them.