The time management is worthy goal of many human activities. It concerns variety problems related to goals definition, assessment of available resources, control of management policies, scheduling of decisions. This book is an attempt to illustrate the decision making process in time management for different success stories, which can be used as reference models by the interested audience. This book contains the following chapters: (1) What Do We Know About Time Management? A Review of the Literature and a Psychometric Critique of Instruments Assessing Time Management (Laurie-Ann M. Hellsten); (2) Hierarchical Optimization for Fast Resource Allocation (Krasimira Stoilova and Todor Stoilov); (3) A Practical Application of Time Management (Darren George); (4) Personal Time-Management and Quality of Life in the Network Society (Merce Boixados Angles, Eulalia Hernandez-Encuentra and Modesta Pousada Fernandez); (5) Distance Learners' Time Management and Learning Effectiveness (Adams O.U. Onuka); and (6) Academic Advising, Time Management and the African American Male Scholar-Athlete (C. Keith Harrison and Brandon Martin).