Password Book
A Simple Tool To Bring Peace to Your Digital Life
With spring in the air, many are feeling that familiar pull to reset, clearing out clutter, refreshing routines, and putting small systems in place to make life feel lighter. This is also a perfect time to organize digital clutter, especially with tax season around the corner, and while some are turning to digital apps to store personal information, many still prefer to keep as much as possible offline. That’s where this password book can help. It will give you one organized place to keep your logins, accounts, and details that tend to get scattered.
As I’m working on my own digital decluttering and putting together a password book for my daughter, I was reminded just how valuable simple tools can be. They can help protect our time, our peace, and, in many ways, our finances by keeping important information accessible and organized.
Funny story behind these alternative password book covers:
When my son started working, he would drop all the paperwork he received onto my desk. He was unsure what he needed to do with the papers, and most of it just needed to be filed. So, when he turned 18, I created a file system just for him, complete with his own password book, so he could keep track of his own passwords. I got teased for it, as many asked if I was trying to push him out of the house, but this wasn't about rushing him out. It was about teaching him how to organize his own papers and responsibilities.
Now that my daughter is approaching 18 and preparing to graduate, I’ve begun building a file system and a password book just for her.
I also made these alternative covers for my children. They were fun to make, so I added them for anyone who wanted a different style or to add extra personality to their home management system.
The Sunflower Password Book (PDF Printable)
A password book is one of those small tools that makes a surprisingly big difference. A little organization goes a long way, and can even become part of the legacy we pass on.
