This is it.

I'm raising my children specifically to aspire to such aims. This is difficult because society tells them some jobs are better because you get to cash in more. What's considered awesome has been twisted, too.

For instance, nobody "wants" to study law. It's a high prestige job with potentially lots of dough involved. But society is better the less lawyers are involved in anybody's life (while not being savage, of course). The glamour comes solely from jewish propensity for pilpul and their control over hollywood, giving them an outlet to glorify a job that's destroying our society.

My children learn that an astronaut represents the top of the hierarchy because he has to combine diverse skills from the both practical and cutting edge aspects of science, and he employs these skillsets in a dangerous environment under sacrifice, trailblazing our way to the stars. They don't have to become astronauts, of course, but they understand why it's the best and that other professions can be similarly broken down.