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Hey, I'm Terry Sevel Foy, your cheerleader of dreams. Today I want to ask you a question that

might feel a little uncomfortable, but incredibly freeing. What does your space say about you?

Not what you wish it said, not what you hope people think, but what your space is actually

communicating right now. You know, the Wall Street Journal once said that closets can be a window

into people's mental health. In other words, what's happening on the outside is often

reflecting what's happening on the inside. Let me explain. I heard a fascinating story about a man

who was considering renting a house. So he scheduled a tour with the landlord. And when he arrived,

she began asking him question after question, not about the house, but about his car. She said,

how long have you had it? Do you like it? Does it drive well? Now, this wasn't

like a luxury vehicle. It was just a simple Honda accord. Well, after touring the home, he said,

this is perfect. He said, if you have much interest, she said, yes, I have. But you're the only

person I would consider renting it to. When he asked her why,

she said you're the only one who keeps their car clean. She said from experience, if someone

takes care of their car, they'll take care of my property. And just like that, he signed the lease.

So what I'm saying is that your organization or disorganization speaks volumes about you.

Often before you ever say a word.

You know, Jesus said it like this, by your fruits, you shall know them.

Brian Tracy said it like this.

He said, everything flows from the inner to the outer. So when you feel confident and in control,

your environment often reflects that. Or when you feel overwhelmed, frustrated, discouraged,

your home, your car, your desk, your closets often mirror that confusion. Well, psychologists believe

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