That's exactly it really. I don't necessarily enjoy cardio, but it's MUCH easier for me to do regularly as I can do it fasted in the mornings before work. I just can't lift that early in the day, let alone on an empty belly. Like I said, there's no way I'm cutting the strength training out. It's basically a hobby at this point now and I do really enjoy it. But I'm one of those people that NEEDS to eat before I hit the weights
I agree with advice about cardio vs weights not being overly important, but I'd add that "cardio" is often a name given to slow and steady bike or crosstrainer sessions that aren't actually beneficial to cardio performance, and in my opinion are really just mildly heightened calorie burning sessions. While I can lift fasted, if I try, for instance, a really tough long cardio row without eating my legs simply don't have any power after a certain point in the session.
I lost 10kg over the space of just over 4 months a year ago, and did it by using myfitnesspal, and by adhering to a working weekday calorie deficit through skipping breakfast and substituting my old lunch with a post-gym protein shake. (I didn't track or diet at weekends).
This was after years of trying to avoid proper calorie control and trying to lose weight through exercise instead.
Losing fat - in my experience - is without doubt 95% about maintaining diet discipline, by whatever means works for you.