Ed Mylett

It's amazing to me how many people live a messy life.

Their closet's messy.

Their car's messy.

Their bedroom is messy.

Their office is messy.

Their life's going to be messy.

I can tell you that.

There's a direct connection, I really believe this, between people that have a clean closet, a clean car, a clean bedroom, a clean office, that live more productive, efficient, peaceful, giving, dreamlike lives.

People that live in mess usually create messes.

They just do.

And you say, well, I have a mess and I'm winning.

You'd win more if it were clean and organized and tidy.

It's a reflection of who you are.

Your external environment is a reflection of what's really going on internally.

And when I meet someone, I get in their car and it's a mess.

I know this person probably has a mess in their life of some type or they're about to create one because we move what we're familiar.

We move towards what we're familiar with.

Did you hear that earlier with Touch Your Dreams?

If you're familiar with messes around you, you'll move towards them eventually.

I don't believe that's a metaphor.