A related skill is being strategic about what really needs to be done right now. If you hit a roadblock, some people will just stop. Some will ask around and stop if there are no easy answers. Some will persevere until they hit their head so hard against the wall that the wall gives way.

Some people will check if this is really a critical thing to accomplish right now, and just work around it when it makes sense. This can be the difference between 100% done, six weeks late, and 95% done on time, with a small outstanding improvement left to complete. It may even be easier to do when other work is done first.

Sometimes you can't go around it -- then the honey badger does surely take the day! But I've found (and seen) a lot of success in asking yourself / a Product Owner if a feature can be delayed, or even cut.