making passwd guide less complicated

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 	<p>Example: <code>I<3e43&1/2cad,IangtLIE!</code></p>
 	<h3>Step 4: Make your muscles learn it</h3>
-	<p>Do not proceed to the next section without doing this step. Recall the sentence in your mind and try to write the same password you got in the previous step. Do this at least 10 times. This may seem unnecesarry, but most people underestimate the power of muscle memory. If you login to an account regularly, then you type your password without even thinking about it. The same trick can be applied here.</p>
+	<p>Do not proceed to the next section without doing this step. Recall the sentence in your mind and try to write the same password you got in the previous step. Do this at least 10 times. Wait a few hours, then do it again. Wait until you sleep and do it again. This may seem unnecesarry, but most people underestimate the power of muscle memory. If you login to an account regularly, then you type your password without even thinking about it. The same trick can be applied here.</p>
 	<p>After a while, you will be able to type your extremely long password without any effort. You just think about it and your mind glides through the keyboard. This is super useful.</p>
 	<h3><i class="fa fa-bolt" aria-hidden="true"></i>The Service Differentiator</h3>
 	<p>To make your password different for every website and service you go to, there needs to be a service differentiator. A service differentiator is a special combination of characters you add in your password system to make it unique to the service you are on. It is not very difficult to create a service differentiator and it is easier to remember.</p>
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 	<p>By this point, you can make your own service differentiator easily.</p>
 	<h3><i class="fa fa-th-large" aria-hidden="true"></i>Creating Your Password System</h3>
 	<p>It is finally time to integrate your master password into a password system. It is called a password <strong>system, </strong>which means that it is dynamic and changes for every website. A sample password system can be the following:</p>
-	<p><code>"3007AXB" + (SERVICE DIFFERENTIATOR) + (MASTER PASSWORD)</code></p>
+	<p><code>(SERVICE DIFFERENTIATOR) + (MASTER PASSWORD)</code></p>
 	<p>In my example's case, my Google account password would be:</p>
-	<p><code>3007AXBgooglE!666I<3e43&1/2cad,IangtLIE!</code></p>
+	<p><code>googlE!666I<3e43&1/2cad,IangtLIE!</code></p>
 	<p>The password above is 40 characters, yes 40 characters long. No one will be able to guess it and it will take hundreds of centuries to crack. Best of all, it is different for each account.</p>
 	<p>You can mix the order up. Just make sure you don't keep changing the system and use one system. The best part is that if you need to change your passwords, you can just make another system that will work just as well. By that point, the previous system will be embedded into your brain. So, you can remember multiple strong passwords using this step.</p>
 	<h2><i class="fa fa-book" aria-hidden="true"></i>Conclusion</h2>