Andreea Ciocan's Key Ideas from The Comfort Book
by Matt Haig

“There will be other days. And other feelings.”

“To know which path to take, it helps to take a few wrong ones.”

“Don’t absorb criticism from people you wouldn’t go to for advice.”

“It’s okay to be the teacup with a chip in it. That’s the one with a story.”

 "Hope, in its simplest form, is the acceptance of possibility.”

“The hardest question I have ever been asked is: ‘How do I stay alive for other people if I have no one?’ The answer is that you stay alive for other versions of you. For the people you will meet, yes, sure, but also the people you will be.”

“No is a good word. It keeps you sane. In an age of overload, no is really yes. It is yes to having the space you need to live.”

“It’s okay to like things for literally no other reason than because you like them and not because they are cool or clever or popular.”