Free Tip Sheet Offers Strategies to Beleaguered Boomers Striving To Simplify And Google-fy Their Lives.

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Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) October 12, 2010 --

Wilson Borough, PA - With the explosive popularity of Facebook, Formspring and all things Google, many parents and baby boomers are struggling against the tide of technology. That is the opinion of YN Cenac, a senior analyst and software instructor specializing in technology based software and programs. She is also the author of "The Google-fied Life," which presents tips on how to embrace and make peace with today's popular tech trends. One of the hardest things facing parents today, says Cenac, is trying to juggle career advancement while keeping pace with their kid's technological growth.

"Letting your teen embrace Facebook and other social networks is progressively healthy, but you must continue to socially connect to them through old-fashioned empathy and face-to-face communication. This becomes more difficult if you personally allow technology to leave you behind," cautions YN. You are more likely to gain credibility with your teen if you develop a working knowledge of their social interests; embracing technology is easier than you think if approached practically," she notes.

Some additional information from the tip sheet:

In Work Tips: Befriend the most tech savvy person in your department. Learn the lingo.
In Home Tips: Check in on every member of your household once a day. A one-minute chat can make a world of difference.

To receive a free copy of YN's tip sheet, "The Google-fied Life", visit her website, www.thegiftbar.com. The e-book, "The Google-tyzed Life", will be available for free download in December, 2010. To get the tip sheet by mail, send $1 and a self-addressed, stamped envelope to YN Cenac, 102 South 16th Street, Wilson Borough, PA 18042.

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