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There are two things to it -

Practice
Perspective

Practice is the work you explicitly do to enhance your craft - reading books, understanding the flow and the exposition, and then trying to imbibe those values.
Perspective refers to the opinion(s) you have/adopt for the written work and adds a depth to your writing.
Get them to read - a lot. Get them interesting books.
You can find interesting stuff in this regard at my new blog (it's completely free, don't worry) - chrisbastien.blogspot.com - I've just started but I am adding to it continuously. You might get a fresh look at what you already know about all this. Also if you like it, do subscribe :)

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