MENTAL FITNESS

This cliché is constantly misunderstood.  When you hear it, you are likely to think of making your bed the same way you thought of it when you were a kid; that it means you are restoring order to it by pulling up, tucking in, and generally arranging the sheets and covers after you have slept in it.  With this thought as your frame of reference, this cliché is non-sensical.  Why would anyone lie in the bed they just made?

This cliché is usually referenced when you observe the similarities between a child and their parent(s).

Love is a lot of things to a lot of people. It is often the central topic in poetry. It is interwoven into the plots of countless movies. Thousands of songs tell a story involving love. I think you will agree that, however it is defined, it is essential to life, or at least the enjoyment of life.

This cliché is meant to convey the importance of what you do relative to what you say; that the action that you take should carry more weight than whatever you said you were going to do or not do.