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Don’t use overused phrases.
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Don't just say: Instead of stating facts, illustrate them through stories or examples.
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Limit themes: Choose two or three key themes then explore them deeply rather than spreading yourself thin.
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Use proper transitions: Make sure your essay flows smoothly from one idea to the next.
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Value every sentence: Review each sentence. If a word/sentence doesn’t provide value to the reader, just remove this!
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Start & Finish Stronger: Introduction and Conclusion are crucial. Make a powerful first impression and leave a lasting impact.
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Avoid arrogance: Be confident but humble in your writing.
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Limit paragraphs: Keep the essay concise with fewer than 12 paragraphs for a 650 word.
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Introduce topics properly: Start new paragraphs with a clear topic sentence. "Avoid starting with Pronouns."
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Improve vocabulary: Use a varied vocabulary but don’t overcomplicate. Keep the language natural.
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Use examples: Back up your points with concrete examples and stories.
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Evoke emotion: Aim to make the reader feel something. Memorable essays often resonate emotionally.
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Show your impact: Don’t just say you made a big impact. Use Numbers or Specific Results to demonstrate how you made a difference.
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Use analogies: Use clear and simple analogies to connect your ideas.
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Stay authentic: Let your unique voice and perspective shine through in the essay.
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Lastly, Ensure your essay is free of grammar mistakes and that each idea is clearly communicated.