L1▸ StepOursIn flight
Locked down the two accounts that actually matter
Not every account — the two that, if lost, let someone else become you: email and the bank.
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Get your digital life in order
The accounts, the money, the scams, and the version of you a stranger finds first — all four break the same way if nobody ever sits down and fixes them on purpose.
- Level
- 2
- Beneath it
- 13
- Status
- In flight
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L1▸ StepOurs
Turned on two-factor authentication on email and the bank account
The two accounts that unlock everything else. If those two are only a password, nothing else you lock down matters.
- Risk level
- High
15m
L1▸ StepOurs
Set up a real password manager and moved off reused passwords
The same six passwords everywhere was the actual weak point, not any one site. One manager, one strong master password, everything else generated and never seen.
- Risk level
- Medium
40m
L1❞ NoteOurs
Recovery codes written down and kept somewhere that isn't the phone
Printed once, folded into the family fire box — not a screenshot sitting in the same phone a thief would already have.
- Evidence
- Folded paper, in the fire box, not the phone
L1⇗ ResourceOurs
The budgeting app actually in use: Ledger
Free tier, connects to the one checking account that matters, and it's still open a month in — not the app that just looked best in a review.
- Cost
- $0
L1◆ MilestoneOurs
Caught the fake "your account is locked" text before clicking anything
Wording no real bank uses, a link that almost matched the real domain, and a case number on file once it got reported instead of ignored.
- Risk level
- High
L1❞ NoteOurs
Kept a copy of the phishing text and the bank's fraud-report confirmation
Screenshot of the fake "your account is locked" text, plus the case number the bank's fraud line gave back — proof it actually got reported, not just noticed.
- Evidence
- Screenshot + fraud case #KT-40291
L1▸ StepOurs
Built one real professional profile instead of leaving it blank
Real photo, the actual jobs (mowing included), a summary a stranger could read in twenty seconds — not a placeholder with no picture.
50m
L1▸ StepOursIn flight
Picked one budgeting app and actually used it
The scrap-paper tracking from the money phase doesn't survive senior year on its own — this is the version that runs itself.
L1↻ HabitOurs↻ Once a weekIn flight
Logged every expense in it, every Sunday night
Five minutes, same night every week — not a monthly catch-up that turns into guessing.
1 of 1 this week·9 logged·1 return after a break
L1▸ StepOurs
Searched your own name and cleaned up what a stranger would actually see
Old tagged photos untagged, one embarrassing username retired, privacy settings flipped on the accounts that were still public by default.
- Risk level
- Low
35m
L1▸ StepOursIn flight
Learned to spot it before it costs you anything
Not a lecture about "staying safe online" — the specific tells: manufactured urgency, a link that almost matches, a request no legitimate account ever makes by text.
L1▸ StepOursIn flight
Cleaned up how you look to a stranger with a search bar
A recruiter checks before a call, not after. What comes up needs to be the version you'd choose.
L1▤ PhaseOursIn flight
Get your digital life in order
The accounts, the money, the scams, and the version of you a stranger finds first — all four break the same way if nobody ever sits down and fixes them on purpose.
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