From Planning Extreme Programming by Kent Beck and Martin Fowler:
When you are overloaded, don't think of it as not having enough time; think of it as having too much to do. You can't give yourself more time, but you can give yourself less to do, as least for the moment.
I'm constantly finding that I'm too busy and caught up in the game of doing everything. I've tried to manage this by dropping things that don't add enough value (being President of edmug.net and a side business venture where the first casualties). But I'm still going to find that I'm running out of time so I like this idea of switching my perspective.