This is Steaver Robbins. Welcome to the Get It Done Guys, quick and dirty tips to work less and do more.

Today we're going to explore several different ways to use erasable colored pens to make everything easier.

Pens. I just love pens. I have big pens, small pins, and pens of every rainbow color. As a left-handed person,

pins have always been problematic. The ink smudges on the side of my hand as I write, and then

then Zebra came out with their Sarasa pins with super fast drying ink, and at long last I could

enjoy the benefits of vibrant colors, permanent lines, high contrast, and all the awesomeness that pens provide.

But I couldn't erase. I could only scribble things out, and scribbling through my writing

makes my notes ugly. We can't have that. It rained on my parade. It harsed my mellow. It ate

my homework. Until this year. This year, I learned about the most wonderful amazing pens ever, the pilot friction series,

that's FRIX-I-O-N.

And at this point, I have 0.35 millimeter friction pens in 20 colors, and 0.5 millimeter

friction pens in 10 colors.

These pins give the best of all worlds.

They dry fast.

They're available in enough colors to make my inner teenager giddy with delight,

and they're completely erasable.

Having erasable pens in 30 colors has changed my entire relationship with writing,

and it's changed my workflows.

And that's because color is powerful.

Your brain can find and recognize color very quickly.

If you're challenged with color blindness, you may have to change up your color schemes

to accommodate that.

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