People with different skill sets, from my experience, have a hard time communicating the specifications of their respective roles to one another due to the lack of understanding of each others roles. It is very important to not only communicate clearly and but to also have a grasp what what the other person's role is and make it easier for them to understand the topic or problem at hand.

I love using present tense in my essays, like it says in the highlighted sentences it brings so much intimacy while looking back at past events. It immerses you into the story way better than past tense in my opinion.

I struggle with using multiple senses. I stay stuck on visualizing everything, not realizing it's being repetitive.

I am absolutely terrible with transitional words. When I'm writing an essay or study I feel like my vocabulary is limited to 2 transitional words but when I'm helping someone I have fifty off the top of my head. I have to write them down to remember them.

Is there an in between with factual and fiction. For example All Quiet on the Western front is a fictional story but it tries to remain true of actual events that has happened in World War One.