Your strengths are whatever you are good at doing. Also, in reading your post, I got the impression that you come across to people as needy and desperate. This is a real turn off to other people, whether they are potential romantic interests, or you are just trying to be friends with them. You need to calm down--chill. Take time to find out who you are and to become at ease with yourself.
Also, status isn't the be all, end all of finding friends and romance. It is actually rather meaningless unless there is really any substance to back it up. The substance is more important than any perceived status it may provide. Celebrities and politicians have "status", but they rate zero with me unless they have done something worthwhile. Very few of them have ever done anything of any real worth. Simply being famous provides status, but has no true value. Sure some of them can act, but so what? Jimmy Stewart and a number of other old time actors served in WWII. Now that has value. All too many of today's celebrities are worthless phonies, and many of them are on drugs and booze, too. Look at all these jerks using their celeb status for the environment, by flying in their polluting personal jets to far off places to perform, so that other people will contribute to environmental causes, while they themselves contribute little or nothing beyond their performances.
Stop misdirecting your focus on status, and instead be the best YOU that you can be.
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If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer.
Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured, or far away.--Henry David Thoreau