In a non-fiction text (and in a blog article), most authors choose the word that first comes to mind.
You choose the lazy option (this also includes idioms).
A good writer chooses his words like a warrior chooses his weapon.
The best practice for this is to write poems or at least read them. Because in a poem you have to find rhymes and develop a rhythm.
The first word that comes to mind is not enough here.
By the way, here are another 25 exercises for creative writing .
13) Don't brag
If you're writing for engineers, you can throw around technical terms. But if you want to reach ordinary mortals, avoid technical terms and "wannabe" language.
Don’t provide “input” if you want to contribute an “idea.”
Don’t expect “feedback” if you want to estonia telegram screening know the other person’s “opinion”.
Customers shouldn’t “evaluate” your product when they can simply “test” it.
In many professional magazines, people write to show off. Blogs exist to make a difference.
14) Class through Mass
The only way to write really well is to force yourself to write a certain number of words per day.
Because you learn to write primarily by writing.
My goal is always 500 words per day. During "book phases" when I'm writing books, I even aim for 1,000 words.
Because I know that quality comes from quantity. You only become good at something if you do it often and enjoy it.