There is no password — your account IS the private key (the nsec). Lose it and the account is gone, permanently; no recovery, no reset, no one to call. By design — any reset path would imply a custodian. Best practices: (1) Treat the nsec like a Bitcoin seed phrase: write it on paper, store offline, do not paste into webforms. (2) Use a remote signer like Amber (Android), nsec.app, or any NIP-46 bunker — the key lives in one trusted app and other clients ask it to sign, so a sketchy client cannot leak it. (3) For high-stakes accounts, split the backup (Shamir / SLIP-39) or use a hardware signer that supports Schnorr. There is no equivalent of email recovery; the upside is no third party can take the account away from you either.