How can I create a secure password?

Below are some tips from thebalance.com to create a secure password:

1. Use different passwords for every account that you have.
2. Log off each time if using a public device or if people are around who can see your password.
3. Make sure that no one is watching you enter a password.
4. Try not to enter passwords into public computers, such as at the library. These often have malware on them that steal passwords.
5. Use security software and update it regularly.
6. Do not give your password to anyone. Though you might trust them now, there is no guarantee that they will always have your best interest in mind.
7. Avoid entering any password into a device when connected to an unsecured Wi-Fi connection, such as at a coffee shop or airport.
8. Strong passwords are hard to guess but easy to remember. For instance, “I am happy to be 28!” could be 1am:)2b28!.
9. Use a minimum of eight characters and mix up numbers, letters, and symbols in the password.
10. Depending on how sensitive the information you have is, you should change all passwords periodically, and then avoid reusing them for a minimum of a year.
11. Have fun with phrases such as “To be or not to be.” This could be 2borNot-2b.
12. Check the strength of your password. If websites offer a password strength analyzer, make sure to listen to its advice.
13. Feel free to write down your passwords, but make sure they are not near your computer. Instead, put them in a secure location.
14. Write down clues to help you remember your password. For instance, “To be, or not to be” might be the clue.
15. Use your keyword as a palette to create a shape that is easy to remember. For example, @wsXdr5 makes a V-shape when you start with the @.

Finally, try to use a Password Management Software like 1Password or KeePass to help in creating more difficult and safe passwords. Also, you can use a Random Password Generator service to create a one-time password.