(1) Depender is a verb that needs the preposition "de", so it would be "depender de". Also, depender is not a pronominal verb, it does not need the "se" (2) For is a tricky preposition to translate to spanish, could be "por" y "para". In this case, its "para" because it expresses the direction, the objective, and not the cause or reason, expressed by "por". (3) Caution with "si" and "sí": without accent mark is a conditional preposition introductor, with it its an affirmation conjunction. In this case, it should be "sí". (4) habilidades is a feminine noun so the adjective asociado/a should be in feminine: "habilidades asociadas" (5) Realize that leadership and skills is all a plural subject so it needs a plural verb and attribute "son innatas". (6) The conjunction "pero" can´t go after a point. Thus, would better to use "Sin embargo", "En cambio". They all mean the same. (7) "comunidad" is singular so the verb should be in singular too. (8) when an "and", i mean, "y" is before a word started with i, it changes to "e". This is the same case when an "o" (i mean, "or" in english) is before a noun started with "o", it changes to "u". For example: tigres u osos. (9) The verb “to be” is also troubled. Here means where it is so the translation would be the verb “estar”. (10) heart, i mean, “corazón” is masculine because it’s an organ (11) “debido” needs to go with the preposition “a”, so: “debido a…”. When “el” follows an “a”, they are linked in “al” (12) helps = “ayudar” needs the preposition “a”. I help my sister = Yo ayudo a mi hermana. (13) “el” is an article and “él” is the pronoun (14) what do you mean by this expression? (15) “sino” is used when you say “no es…., sino….” (16) when you want to say “make decisions” it would be translated as “take decisions”, so “tomar decisiones"