Project ECHAE

Photo by Walls.io on Pexels The reason most people quit in the first ten minutes Everyone agrees you should use a password manager. Almost nobody sticks with the setup. I've watched friends install one, stare at an empty vault, and close the app for good. The problem isn't willingness. It's the framing. Most guides tell you to migrate every account you own, change every weak password, and turn on every security feature, all in one sitting. That's a weekend project dressed up as a quick task, and it fails for the same reason all-at-once systems fail. Here's the version that works. It takes one evening, it's deliberately incomplete, and it leaves you with a vault that fills itself up over the next few weeks. I've written before about how the weekly review habit falls apart by week three. Password managers die the same way: too much ceremony up front, then nothing. Pick the boring option You've got choices. Bitwarden, 1Password, and Proton Pas...