1. Write it Down:

After generating your recovery phrase (also known as the seed phrase), write it down immediately on paper. 

2. Store Securely:

Store the written phrase in a secure location, such as a fireproof safe or a safety deposit box. 

3. Multiple Copies:

Consider creating multiple copies of the passphrase and storing them in different locations for redundancy. 

4. Avoid Digital Storage:

Do not store the passphrase digitally, as it can be hacked or stolen. 

5. Consider Splitting:

You can split the recovery phrase into parts and store them in different locations, ensuring that you have a way to recover your wallet if one copy is lost or compromised. 

6. Encrypted Notes:

If you must store a digital copy, use encrypted notes on your phone or computer, ensuring it's password-protected and only accessible with a secure password. 

7. Hardware Wallet Backup:

Consider using a second hardware wallet to store your recovery phrase as an extra layer of protection.