Image by Sacha Chua

Yesterday, I attended Lifecamp Toronto, a lifehacking event organized and hosted by Sacha Chua, over at a neat little place called Linuxcaffe. The idea behind Lifecamp Toronto (a.k.a. #lifecampTO for those of you on Twitter) was that people could have the opportunity to share what they can provide for others, what help they'd like from others, and network based on those sets of traits.

I'm finally picking up on a message my body keeps telling me, every time I stay up all night to work on a project or do some other activity. That message is simply: "Stop doing this stuff. You're only going to kill yourself."