I don't know, I found this one too optimistic to be rooted in reality. For example:
You start off young, bright, and hardworking. This means you run with a crowd of similar people. For you, jobs have never been hard to come by – the real challenge is just making sure you select the best job. Big incomes come naturally to everyone you know, and this leads to a pleasant ongoing party of a life.
The first two sentences are true, but among the people I know my age, most have spent at least 4 years of their adult life completely unemployed, most of them are working minimum wage service jobs, most are in student debt up to their eyeballs (nothing more fun than majoring in chemistry to become a bank teller...), many are on anti-depressants.
I'm not saying life isn't good or anything, since you tend to oscillate between good times and bad and it's all just part of the show, but I just couldn't help but laugh at this one, a bit of tilting at windmills here.