I'm pretty sure that the trick to tackling most problems in practice is to see the basic problems to solve, and find existing tools to apply. Solve 80% of the

I'm pretty sure that the trick to tackling most problems in practice is to see the basic problems to solve, and find existing tools to apply. Solve 80% of the problem in 20% of the time, and move on to something else you need to get done. If the problem warrants it, you can revisit it later to do something more ornate. In the meantime, you've got what you need to move on.