False Aspirations?

One of the thoughts I have in my short drive to the work today was what I can do to make more money, or can I in fact finish school?
I get discouraged in thinking about the things I know myself to be either lazy or lacking passion in achieving. I really don’t mind working as an entry level coordinator at Aurora. It’s quite a gig really, considering the only actual schooling/training in automated logistics I got was in the military , and it’s really quite different than what I do at Aurora. I’m quite content lingering in the middle station of life in the world, and just giving the rest of my time in the day to church or being used by God. I know this makes some people want to puke. I know, because I’ve stated this to people and they all discourage me from this aspiration. They don’t see this as an actual aspiration but a mere excuse to validate a reason to not finish school.
Well it’s not. Yea, I’m serious. Why do even people at our own church exude so much skeptic vibe when I state something like this? I’m being arrogant? Does stating that you want to give all of your recreational time with church make me elevated?
The end, no dramatic ending, no witty metaphors.

Believe and you will achieve.