Yes, this can be a problem. Learning the difference between ideal and good enough to get the job done is important. Also, avoid the planning for every eventua

Yes, this can be a problem. Learning the difference between ideal and good enough to get the job done is important. Also, avoid the planning for every eventuality, work with what is known. A common issue is someone saying, well I want it to do "X" in the future. Well great, then in the future you can refactor it to do "X", in the meantime I have to make it work and get it out the door. I will try to not do anything that would make "X" harder, but I won't worry about making it happen either.