Lots of time wasting on preparing food, separating from the nature and becoming more and more obsessed with technology. Free possibilities everywhere for self-educating but no one to point them out?… The pieces of the puzzle for simplifying life are in each and every one of us and all we need to do is to gather them in one place to make the puzzle complete. What if we tell you that you can hack and upgrade the software of the human programmed life? What if we show you how to exit the Matrix of usual life and use the code of different cultures to make a better application for your body hardware? So lets restart our software and install a better one with the youth exchange Life 4 Hacking: Youth exchange that will be held in Bitola, Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) on 20th - 28th July 2015 and involve 32 young people from Macedonia, Czech Republic, Turkey, Bulgaria and Romania. Step by step we will discover the real potential of the human body and how you can reprogram it for more efficient time usage by walking the shortcuts of the path of life. Through the first part by using non-formal education methods the participants will gain lifelong skills for time management and usage of the resources that the daily life provides. Hacking education will open up the possibilities that young people have and show them how to seize the opportunities that non-formal and free education brings. By hacking nature we will wake up the suppressed instinct that exist in every one of us and close the gap that has risen between nature and humanity. What you eat is what you become, so we will show the participants how to fuel their body machines properly by using the correct food hacks. The second part is about creating the outcomes of the project, so the participants will have the chance to create a product from the gained hacks. Introducing the technology hacks to the participants they will understand how to make technology work for them and not the other way around. This will inspire the youngsters to keep upgrading their life software and to start sharing the code to the rest of the world.