Well, shoot...look at family medicine objectively.
1) Relatively short residency
2) Relatively low malpractice incidence and insurance costs
3) Virtually limitless job opportunities
4) Broad scope of practice that you can tailor to what you enjoy doing
5) Wide variety of pathology (undifferentiated patients)
6) Regular hours (no nights and weekends unless you want to do them)
7) As much vacation as you can afford to take
8) Easy to work part-time, if that's what you want to do
9) Ability to perform cosmetic procedures, if you want to
10) Readily transferrable skills to other fields (urgent care, public health, hospitalist, etc.)
I could go on. IMO, FM is the ultimate "lifestyle specialty" already. It's amazing to me that more people don't realize it.