You land on the clean, short sentence on the first try, while other people are still on draft three. With Mercury trined to Saturn, a quick mind and a patient frame work as one, and writing well does not cost you a pint of blood. The fields that live on precision want you: editing, teaching, law, the technical writing that still has a voice in it. People trust what you put your name to, because they know you weighed every word before it went down. The danger is that precision can curdle into withholding. You hold the sentence back until it is perfect, and the perfect version arrives a week after anyone needed it. Done and clear beats flawless and late. Ship the good one.