Prologue We are all living at a time in which time itself determines our daily lives and our futures. Every day I witness my own parents and other parents struggling with time from dawn to dusk: time to wake up and get ready for work or school, time to finish breakfast to get to school or work on time, time to pick us up from school, time for sports practice, time for dinner so that we can have more time to do homework, time to read so that we can get ready for bed early. Game time, homework time, clean-up time, bath time, TV time, iPad time, phone time, and Skype time. There is absolutely no...