I don‘t think so. In my childhood I was a reserved and shy boy, who didn‘t want speak my mind. But when I turned 14 I was trained to be a Soccer referee. With this I learned to be confident and developed leadership skills on the pitch. So I can say leadership doesn‘t have to be innate. You can also learn it if you just try your best.

I want to find a job to do with English that can motivate me to keep and improve my English. I am keen on learning English and desire to speak fluently as soon as possible. After all I have been learning English for more than three years. I am eager to master and apply it in real life. Or it will be useless. Hope my wish can come true this year.

Most of the sentences are clear and correct. Just a few corrections: 1. ponder over: After graduation, it takes me a long time to ponder over applying for post-graduate studies or seeking a job. 6. close at hand(very near to me?) The traffic accident today took place close at hand. Though it is also common to say "I always keep my phone close at hand."

It is closest to #3. In the phrase "be professional", professional is an adjective. To be professional is to behave in the manner expected of someone who is a professional-- meaning someone who is competent, experienced, and serious.

The former are driven by insiders to prevent others from copying the insiders' style. The latter are created by outsiders trying to invent alternative styles to the mainstream ( article about fashion). I cannot tell you exactly what "former" and "latter" mean in this context, because these are words that talk about ideas in the previous sentence. The former is the first one listed in that sentence and the latter is the second. Here is an example. I have two brothers named Danny and Sam. The former is an Uber driver, the latter is a high school student. In this example, "the former" is Danny and "the latter" is Sam. The terms "insiders" and "outsiders" are used when talking about groups of people, especially exclusive groups. Insiders are the members of the group, and outsiders are everyone else. It could be an official group (like a club) or an unofficial group (like the "cool kids").