# Too much to do

> 시간이 부족하다고 생각하기 보다는, 할 일이 많다고 생각하기.

시간이 부족하다고 생각하기 보다는, 할 일이 많다고 생각하기.

> 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, at least for the moment. … The point is that when you don't have enough time you are out of luck. You can't make more time. Not having enough time is a position of hopelessness. And hopelessness breeds frustration, mistakes, <burn-out>, and failure. Having too much to do, however, is a situation we all know. When you have too much to do you can
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> - Prioritize and not do some things
> - Reduce the size of some of the things you do
> - Ask someone else to do somethings
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> Having too much to do breeds hope. We may not like being there, but at least we know what to do.
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> --Chapter 6, <Planning extreme programming>