current affairs chaos (part II)

so, about that testing my faith thing that I was talking about earlier.

despite really enjoying my work right now, I also feel there is a disconnect between it and "living out my faith". at the same time, I also think I'm gaining some really amazing skills that I wouldn't have otherwise gained. i'm so blessed to be able to test-drive this field of work and I am genuinely interested in continuing on with this after I graduate, if God allows. for a while now, I have wanted to work before going to grad school. it seems to be the most logical plan since:

1) I have very little money.
2) I have very little money.

however, is it silly to so-call "postpone" your goals just because of finances? I'm pretty kerfuffled by the matter. in my heart, I want to go to law school because I'm really interested in poverty/public interest/human rights law...and I think it's a practical way to contribute to society and live out my faith. at this point, I don't think it's "wrong" to postpone my goals...especially because I'm exploring my interests in documentary media. but boy has it gotten me kerfuffled.