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Not on week 87 I can't.
The secret is to strongly favour long missions over medium or short.
As soon as humanly possible you should move to medium/long dungeons. In my Stygian games I typically do maybe 5-6 short missions in the entire game... the mandatory ones you need to do to open each area, plus maybe one or two more at the start of the game to try to open the Guild/Smith as safely as possible. Everything else is medium or long. Short simply don't provide enough loot/xp to be worthwhile unless you are scumming like crazy (i.e. wandering hallways waiting for battles to respawn... but in that case you may as well just do medium/long anyway), and even still, the trinket rewards on shorts are terrible, and getting good trinkets is vital to advancing.
You should only do them for a reason, like leveling up a stray underleveled character, getting a level 0 to level 1, or in the case of some Champion missions, to get a good Rare trinket. They may seem easy but they really aren't as you can't recover from a disastrous first encounter by just camping.
Once you figure out camping medium/long missions are actually easier, more profitable, and you usually end them in better shape.