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Stop Frustrating Yourself and Cut the Emotional Roots of Procrastination

By Dr. Bill Knaus, Ed.D. on May 10, 2010 in Science and Sensibility

Building high frustration tolerance may be the most important psychology self-help step that you'll ever take. Let's look at how to boost your tolerance for frustration and procrastinate less. Download a free e-book book on how to conquer your frustrations.  Read More

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Dr. Bill Knaus, EdD

Dr. Bill Knaus, Ed.D., is the author of more than 20 books; one, "Overcoming Procrastination", was co-authored with Albert Ellis.

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