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Most people learn about frustration at a very early age. Children are seen bursting into tears as they try again and again to tie their shoelaces. Grown men and women playing golf sometimes lose their tempers when they make a poor shot.
It seems a normal part of life to have one's plans or desires go awry. No matter how well conceived or how well executed, an idea or a task often does not come out right. It happens at school, at work, and when playing games.
Usually people accept this. A professional baseball player does not stalk off the mound when he throws a ball instead of a strike. Students don't quit school because they can't get all "A" grades. "if at first you don't succeed, try, try again. "
What that adage is really saying for young and old alike is to have patience. Some things take time to understand and do well. The fact that others can do them better and sooner should not cause frustration.
Those that have patience will evaluate what they are trying to accomplish. They will study their own habits and methods to find out how to improve. They will  do this whether pitching  a baseball or learning mathematics.
If most people did not have this point of view, a lot of  them would be walking around with their shoelaces untied!