Hey, thanks for the reply!
That actually makes more sense for simple things, and some other complex things. And there’s plenty of them. Need to dive more. My only fear is that a lot of them are outdated but now that I think about it, a lot of principles will still work 
That’s true, often than not I’ve been caught up thinking that I just need to try to do something and fail and learn from that VS trying to find out the perfect solution before hand.
I think part of this has to do with the fact that it’s hard to learn without peers or senior devs who are knowledgeable and are leading a project and you could ask them about how or why etc.
I remember on my second job as a Front-End Dev job, the senior dev gave me a large task that I couldn’t comprehend how to design, and he taught me the rubber duck method, which helped me a lot, and come to think of it should help me here as well 
I doubt I’d learn something like this remotely haha. But this the bane of our current era. But either way, one thing to me is clear:
- Become confident taking on tasks with BP
- Through experience I’ll eventually gain competence to solve problems