Write consistently and spend time rereading what you write before/after you publish. Read out loud. Any time you find a confusing or unclear sentence, rework it

Write consistently and spend time rereading what you write before/after you publish. Read out loud. Any time you find a confusing or unclear sentence, rework it. Get rid of unnecessary words. I've been doing this for 1-3 blog posts per month for the last 4 years and I think my writing is decent now. It didn't come naturally. I hated editing all my life until I took a course in college and realized I could actually write clearly if I just spent a little time reading and reworking what I wrote. The only directly related book I'd recommend is On Writing Well. I'd also suggest reading clear and simple authors like Hemingway (A Movable Feast), Antoine de Saint-Exupéry (Wind, Sand and Stars), and Beryl Markham (West with the Night). But fundamentally: consistent practice, rereading, and editing.