... and then, hopefully, you can later graduate to not writing/presenting everything in the basic standard writing template originally designed for 6th graders and learn how to use more complex but still effective communication techniques, which can allow you to discover your own unique writing style.

To exemplify this, see the above sentence.

It is a single sentence, and it is not a run on sentence.

It also deviates from the typical rule of never starting a sentence with 'and'.

But, within this context, it works, because it directly following the previous comment.

Oh, beginning the sentence with ellipsis?

That is literally a stylized way of indicating more of a pause than a comma.

Marylin Monroe wrote that way, so did Desmond Tutu, so did Shirley Temple ... I happen to be fond of it as well.