In her book "Let Me be a Woman," Elisabeth Elliot emphasizes that the choices we make in our daily lives are reflections of our inner beliefs and values. From how we maintain our homes to how we prioritize our time and personal care, each decision signals our deeper convictions and priorities. This perspective suggests that harmony in our surroundings and lives reveals a sense of inner peace and order.

Elliot also asserts that a disorganized life can indicate turmoil within us. When our external environment is chaotic, it can reflect internal turmoil and lack of direction. Thus, cultivating an ordered life not only enhances our outward appearance but also contributes to our spiritual and emotional well-being, aligning our external habits with our internal values.