This is why I didn't like this movie

Well, not exactly "didn't like the movie", as it was pretty good for what it is, but moreso the "message" of the movie.
Now, Jack was a career man, he made lots of money, he wanted more money, BUT, as opposed to other movies portraying such a character as a bad person, Jack was portrayed as a good one. Perhaps not give-all-i-have-to-charity good, but he was not mean, he was polite, and he even helped out at the conv.store. And when that "spirit" (or whatever it was) asked him about his life, instead of bitching like "Yeah, I'm rich but I still want this and that", he said "I'm good, I got all I need".
So, instead of Jack being rewarded for being a good, grounded, successful person, he gets "punished" for not wanting a family? WTF? According to this movie, you must want a family, otherwise you're bad? If you just want your career, you're not hurting anyone (outside of business of course), and you're happy and satisfied, you're still considered bad cause you don't want to have a family?
This is plain *beep* It's one thing to try and get the message through that you shouldn't be mean, or rude, or in general a bad person. That's good. But trying to force family values down the audience throats is ridiculous.