No. It is the pride of independence. I can provide, rather than being a dependent. It is literally being the one who has the power to make your family's life

No. It is the pride of independence. I can provide, rather than being a dependent. It is literally being the one who has the power to make your family's life better, rather than being one of the powerless. Being able to provide your daughter with a better school, your mother with better health care, your family with a better place to live, feels to some the way "changing the world" feels to others.