If you consider that 1 BTC a lot of money, just buy a hardware wallet and sleep easy.
I'd consider that a large sum, and if I had that much bitcoin I'd probably spread it out between a few wallets just to be safe--although the suggestion of using a hardware wallet exclusively isn't a bad one at all, as long as you keep the seed phrase safe. It all comes down to that: securing the private keys to your bitcoin once you've chosen a secure wallet.
And I think using Electrum to hold 1
BTC should be fine as long as you can ensure you don't lose your backup(s) or seed words. It's my favorite software wallet, and I've tried using a lot of them.
Anything approaching 1 BTC is either on a hardware wallet, airgapped wallet, paper wallet, or some other much more secure solution.
Good advice. I think for probably most members on this forum, a whole bitcoin represents a lot of money and in some cases it could be someone's entire life savings--even at today's price of $31k. But even if it's not a huge amount to some folks, it's still probably too much to be lax about. I don't think even wealthy people would feel good about losing $31k because they got hacked or somehow lost access to their wallet.