New Book Urges Baby Boomers To Step Up

There is a restlessness in the Baby Boomer generation. A feeling something isn’t finished. Perhaps an undercurrent of disappointment.

Author David Mills has figured out what’s wrong and he’s offering up a cure in his new book, “10,000 Days: A Call to Arms for the Baby Boom Generation.”

The veteran journalist believes Baby Boomers lost their way after the protests, uprising and changes of the 1960s. As they became adults, the post-World War Two generation ventured into the business world, raised families, accumulated wealth and discovered they liked material things.

“That was all well and good, but was it good enough?,” Mills writes. “Was it worthy of a generation that proclaimed it…