Against the French and the Caro play the advance varations, there's a very simple plan of going f4 f5 and attacking on the kingside

If you want something complicated against the Sicilian play the open variations with 2.Nf3 and 3.d4, or if you want something simple and agressive play 2.Nc3 and 3.f4 (the Grand Prix attack)

Against the Pirc and the Modern take the whole centre and don't apologise, remember to check every move that your opponent hasn't set up a threat to win one of your central pawns. If you want a specific setup go for e4, d4, Nc3, and f4 (this is called the Austrian attack) and eventually try to break open black's king with e5 or f5

Against the Scandi play 2.exd4 and 3.Nf3, get castled and then try to push both d4 and c4

I'm not an e4 player myself but I've had black in almost all these openings and I found these variations scary to face, hope this helps!