Head like a sieve

Ok I SWEAR I wrote it down idk why Microsoft keeps rejecting it.

Password manager. Remember only one password, different password for every other login. Unless you’re a KGB spy, you can write your password on a piece of paper in your desk drawer.

I had a password manager with a biometric lock option that I used exclusively. I hadn't used the password since I created it and a year later I couldn't remember it when I was moving to a new device... RIP all my passwords. Fortunately my email was one of the few passwords I memorized and refused to put in the password manager so I was able to recover most of the accounts.
- That's on you for not writing down the password somewhere safe tbf
- Store you master password in a local fileon a USB stick that is password protected but using a simple password you can't forget.
  Or put a pice of paper inside your pc with the master password.
- That's one of the reasons why I don't use biometrics - you're kinda screwed if you can't use it anymore. Another would be that it isn't as secure as it seems.
  Generally I recommend memorable passwords, such as using 6 random words (e.g. generated with a wordlist) for accesses you have the risk of typing in yourself. After 10 or so times it's easy to remember if you sort of create a sentence out of it in your head.
  For passwords that will only be accessed from the password safe I'd just make it random, since you'd have your password safe. Usually the only time you'd want to change your password is there was an unauthorized login or there's been a breach.