Someone asks what you do well. You respond as though you have never successfully completed a task. Three people are depending on those exact skills this week.
Romans 12 asks for sober judgment and describes gifts given by grace for the good of the body. An accurate view leaves room for both limitations and strengths. Shrinking every gift doesn't make the accounting more spiritual.
You can thank the Giver without pretending His gifts failed to arrive. Name what you can do, learn what you need to learn, and use your ability for someone else's good. There is no requirement to attach an apologetic footnote to every honest strength. Grace gets the credit. Your neighbor gets the help.
A question to sit with
Which strength do I habitually dismiss when it could serve someone?
You can take this slowly.