MOTIVATION 321. Lock–in Inspiration Create easy–to–remember, hard–to–hack, inspirational passwords. To do so, simply think of a sentence that inspires or motivates you (or makes you laugh), and then use the first letter of each word as your password. It’s easy to remember (just say the sentence in your head), but hard to crack (since it doesn’t contain actual words). To further improve security, substitute numbers and symbols for letters when possible. 1 Here are a few of my old passwords : DDw2cDrs = Did Drew write 2day cuz Drew really should. Qsascfs2 = Quit snoozin and start creating fun stuff 2do. Swwswas3 = Soon we will stop working and start 3njoying. Taj2dhhh = Tell A Joke 2Day. Ha Ha Ha. Wi6ao7b789 = Why Is 6 Afraid of 7? Because 7 8 9. 1 Note to the hackers: none of these are my current password for anything. Except maybe my MySpace page. 168