MacPass removed any need to depend on my memory. The problems it solved for meĪs I mentioned, I use a large number of different user names and passwords and I very quickly got tired of trying multiple options to log in and/or having to reset passwords regularly because I simply couldn’t remember them. (I use a Mac but the Windows equivalent is KeePass). MacPass has been a brilliant tool which I’ve just started using recently to keep a record of all my passwords. As an example, just a few of the platforms I use for my business include LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook for social media, Xero for accounting, Insightly as my CRM, Microsoft for my email server, SquareSpace for my website, Dropbox for cloud storage and that’s not even close to everything! Given the importance of security, most of these platforms have strict guidelines on what to include in a password, and of course it’s bad practice to re-use the same password.
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If other entrepreneurs are anything like me, they’ll use a range of services and platforms to assist in the smooth running of their business.
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Today’s recommendation: MacPass for secure password storage All product opinions are my own no-one is paying me to promote their product. In this Business Tips blog series, I’m going to share examples of helpful resources for other entrepreneurs who encounter similar challenges. They would have saved me so much time and energy, in addition to boosting my productivity and streamlining the processes I use. There are so many products I wish I’d used from the very beginning. I’ve established my business as a consultant, speaker, facilitator and ICF coach over the last few years.
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