Any Idea How To Deal With Frustration

How do you deal with frustration while studying?

FRUSTRATION , although quite painful at times,is very positive and essential part of success ! :)My friend had gone through many hardships and frustration when we were in 10th. She had health issues, her parents were separated the same year,her brother hated her and never supported her. She was frustrated and could not concentrate on her studies.  But she DECIDED deep inside her heart and mind that the wants to succeed in her life,no matter what. She didn't let the outer circumstances affect her. She excelled in her studies too.I hope you  do not have such problems. Stop over thinking. Meditate if possible. Take breaks(10minutes) after every 50 minutes of studying.Take care :)

How do non-programmers deal with the frustration of having game ideas but not being able to code them?

I am a literature major without any background in programming. I also specialize in video games, and thus have ideas of my own. I once got this program called Inform 7, which allows non-programmers to make text-based games through a fairly simple programming language that imitates everyday language. While it is easy to use, I've found that anything worth doing apart from, say, picking up objects and putting things in rooms, is very difficult, if not for the logistics, then the fact that hours of coding, at least for me, means at best about three minutes of gameplay. Stuff that don't even get noticed has to be programmed in. It takes days to write a game that my friends would breeze through in about a few minutes, maybe ten if I was diligent. Not only that but when it comes to "special effects," to complicated things happening, sometimes I would go through so much trial and error that it became incredibly frustrating. I remember trying to create a building with an elevator once. I couldn't quite make out how I can make someone enter a door, press a button, and have this button correspond to an event that would make the floor outside the door change. This logical aspect of programming really takes a lot of familiarizing one's self with the code, an intuitive feel for the logic of variables and events, and generally things to which literature majors are not privy. Perhaps I was missing something about programming or games. I wouldn't know. I did not have the patience for it. On the bright side, what I learned from this little (very little) attempt at programming, I was able to use to understand why video games are the way they are for my eventual thesis. As for not being able to code the games in my head, this is ok. I can always ask someone else to do it. In fact, I'd prefer it.

What are some of the frustrations that couples deal with in wedding planning?

TONS of online tools exist to help with wedding planning. @ www.marthastewartweddings.com has a full suite of tools from budgeting to invites to seating charts.  Yelp is indispensable as a source of reviews. Herecomestheguide is a bay area favorite, and virtually every wedding magazine has a heavy online presence, plus the plethora of wedding blogs. Once you dive into the rabbit hole of weddings on the internet, it's hard to pull yourself back out.But as a short list of frustrations that have software solutions (and again, most of these solutions exist):Establishing a budget.  The part of this that I think could be improved is understanding what any given budget will get you. Additionally, a way to estimate "add-on" costs which are inevitable but last minute(dress alterations, ties, makeup) might be nice.Finding vendors, and understanding how much vendors costGetting solid recommendations on vendorsManaging Guest Lists: collecting names and addresses from both families + friendsCreating a Schedule for the day of

How can I overcome the frustration of knowing I have read a book, but not being able to recall any of its contents?

just know that its completely normal and happens with everyone. You’re not a robot and your brain wont store just whatever is thrown at it. The brain only stores something that is special or if not special then maybe repeated a lot. You dont want to store each and every book you read. And if you may have noticed, you can easily recall parts of the book where it was really interesting or something that might have caught your attention. S, it is totally fine,you’re a normal human being with normal brain functioning, so yayy, cheer up! and stop frustrating over such petty things :)

Happiness: Any ideas on how to cheer up a frustrated person?

There are numerous ways  that you can try but it also depends on how much that person means to you. My best friend, who happened to be my neighbor in the dormitory, was transferred to another building last month. We were both devastated and that was the first time I first saw her cried, in my embrace. The next day, I wrote her a letter about my feeling about her leaving and how much she meant to me, which wasn't sent until the day of her moving out. I made her cry (again) with that letter but at the same time I know she felt happy too. It's no use trying to cheer someone up without understanding their frustration first. They would feel much better if they know their being unhappy upsets you too, which imply how important they are to you.For the time being, we are still in touch with each other and hang out from time to time, our friendship has been deepened than ever ever since that incidence. For normal friends or people who you don't know so well, a little message with a small snacks (chocolete or pocky) will do. From my perspective, words heal better than any other form of empathy or affection.(I borrowed my friend's book which got published, and this is how I say "thank you")