Hello there!
How’s the semester going? I bet your notebooks are starting to get filled with lecture notes (and maybe doodles?) as the school year rolls by. As you read this blog, it's evident that you're someone who enjoys personalizing notebooks and taking notes, regardless of whether you identify as studious or laid back. Note-taking sure is fun and satisfying!
But you need to have the right tools for it. And the perfect, well-loved, and a must-have for y’all out there is the MUJI Gel Ink Pen. It comes in various sizes (0.38mm, 0.5mm, and 0.7mm) but all writes so well, so smooth, and does not bleed through pages.
Note-taking with the MUJI Gel Ink Pen will make you forget what a smudge on a notebook looks like. Perfectly designed for fast-paced writing, the gel ink dries just in time so you won’t ruin your notes and your hands.
And there are those pens that magically transform your handwriting into better ones, right? MUJI Gel Ink Pen is that kind of writing pen. The reason why people fumble from one pen to another is to find their writing-mate, sort of like a soulmate. And MUJI pens are every students’ perfect pair. Cleaner lines plus cleaner letters equals more legible and smart-looking penmanship.
Another thing to love about the MUJI Gel Ink pen is their trademark design – plain, minimal, and no unnecessary stuff going on. It goes well with all kinds of stationery and all kinds of personality. The clean look certainly breaks through all sorts of stereotypes.
Perfect, right?
Now that you have the perfect tool, we’re going to share with you some note-taking tips with which you can use the MUJI Gel Ink Pen so that you could even further up your technique.
- Use color variations. Title, subtitles, questions, and general notes… all these can be categorized according to color. It will also help you especially when you need for organization! Color coding your notes will come a long way, aside from making it colorful. You can use basic colors such as black, red, and blue if you are not into colorful stuff.
- Use headers and symbols. Use bullets for long ideas, hyphens for enumerating, arrows for showing relationships, headers for dividing lessons, and assign your own categories to other symbols. This technique can be an alternative to color coding, especially if you are more into graphics. The key is to be consistent with the symbols you use, so it would help if you would create a legend to help you keep track of your symbol assignment.
So go ace your classes with these simple note-taking tips using the MUJI Gel Ink Pen! Visit the Stationery Pal website to purchase yourself a trusty set! You may also get it for 15% off by using the discount code “LEMONADE15” upon check out.
Happy writing!
