Recent discussions in the group about hardware wallets, my feeling is: don't rush to chase the "strongest security" right away, first consider your current asset size and transaction frequency.

If you don't have much money and only transfer occasionally, a hardware wallet is enough; don't lock yourself into a bunch of procedures.
If your assets are a bit larger and you often participate in voting or treasury payments, multi-signature is more like "organizational insurance," at least it won't be wiped out by one person's slip.
Social recovery sounds very attractive, but you must truly trust those few "friends," and whether they might go offline together someday...

Recently, some places have increased taxes and tightened compliance, with deposit and withdrawal expectations changing unpredictably, which instead reminds me: don't put all your keys into a single point.
To put it simply, the plan that allows you to sleep well is a good plan, so let's start with that.