Want to write well?
Some starter rules:
-Avoid the passive voice
-Don& #39;t invent words or in any other way attempt eccentricity unless your audience ADORES you
-After you& #39;re done writing, go back through and eliminate as many adjectives and adverbs as you can without losing meaning

"Avoid passive voice" examples:

No: No attempt was made
Yes: He / they made no attempt

No: That just isn& #39;t done
Yes: Nobody does that

No: Not a word was spoken
Yes: Nobody said a word

No: His experience was applied to his work
Yes: He applied his experience to his work

Re invented / eccentric words:
Don& #39;t write "fanboi" or "simp." Write "adulator" or "kiss-ass" or "sycophant."
Don& #39;t write "King Trudeau." Write "Trudeau." Feel free to argue he fancies himself king. But word-inventiveness is often a lazy shortcut to a point you should just state.

Re eliminating adjectives and adverbs: Look for nouns or illustrations that work on their own without adjectives or adverbs.

No: She& #39;s so beautiful and charismatic that everyone is solicitous toward her.

Yes: She& #39;s a beauty with charisma. Everyone wants to light her cigarette.