Divide the problem into smaller pieces
- Start with finding out what the best- and worst-case scenarios are. Then think about what the most realistic scenario is.
- Divide up the problem into smaller problems and find a solution for every little thing.
- As you are going through these motions, you'll slowly turn your focus to the solutions, rather than being blinded by the problem.
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