Is being a 'Jack of all trades, master of none' a bad thing from a career standpoint?

Recently I have come to realize that I know a lot of different things on a general level. I am finishing my master's degree next year (ironic given the question, I know) and up to this point I took interest in and learned many different skills, but I always seemed to move on onto something else and never really delved deep into mastering a specific skill. Robotics, coding, design, 3D modelling and animation, filmmaking, editing, eSports production... just to name the most relevant areas I have at least a basic understanding of. In some of these areas I had gigs and working experience. Hell, I've even learned to deal Texas Hold'em at a casino and do that as a side gig at the moment. The point is I feel like I've got so many skills yet none of them on a competitive level. I feel like I'd be easily turned down in favor of someone with a narrower skill range but more strength in those skills they have. The thing is I am not chasing all those skills at the same time. Throughout the years, I somehow always stumbled onto something new that catches my interest. Even my hobbies shifted, though less drastically. The only thing I've never moved on from since I was a kid and that stayed a part of my life was my passion for gaming, that and needing some form of creative expression. But even the way I express creatively changed from my childhood days. I went from dancing for 10+ years to storytelling, writing and playing D&D at the moment.

Are there any among you that have a similar situation or anyone that feels like a 'Jack of all trades, master of none'? Do you maybe know of someone else in your life that you would describe as such? How do you or they sort it out? I'd like to hear any insight or opinions you have regarding this.