<human>: Can you condense the text into a few key points?

OK, so, start with backstory, as it's relevant.  

Went to college after HS and studied whatever the college told me to study to get my AA in Liberal Studies.  College shafted me and made me take classes I didn't need, got no degree, rean out of financial aid, no job opportunities (2007-2008) and no money saved up.

Joined the Navy at the end of '08.  Been doing the Navy gig for five years, have just over two left right now, weighing my options.

I don't have a field/area/dicipline/trade that I'm really into.  I like a lot of them (read: multipotentialite) but I get bored with something when I get "good" at it.  And that happens a lot.

Thought about going into; engineering, architecture, forestry, biomedical, outdoor recreational leadership, computer repair, software engineer - and many others that have come and gone.

Basically, what I'm shooting for here is, what do I do?  I can stay in the Navy, move around every 2-3 years, spend 9+ months on a ship every two years, earn a steady paycheck with benefits, and earn a retirement (maybe?) in fifteen years and then go on to something else.  

Or, I can get out in 2.5 years with whatever college I can do during that time and attempt to jump in to a career/job that will pay for everything and leave me satisfied.  

Not entirely sure which way to go, because I don't have a path I would like to follow on the outside, but I would be able to decide, whereas the path I'd follow on the inside is set for me, but it's a pain even though I have steady pay and benefits.  

What do?
<bot>: Stick with unsatisfying "career" with benefits that allows me to (?) retire at 40, or find a more satisfying, but less structured, path?