<human>: Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?

When I first met my boyfriend he was in college and had big goals and big dreams just like I do. Now that college is over, he's working a job that I think hinders his true potential but he seems to love it. He talked about wanting to get his masters degree and opening up his own business (in a lucrative field in which he is extremely talented). I have a great job working in IT, I'm working on my MS in Computer Science, developing an app in my free time and would (one day) like to complete an MBA too. I want big things out of my life and I work tirelessly to achieve the most that the universe will allow. 

I feel like he's just satisfied with where he's at. When I ask him about his plans he says that he still wants to continue his education and continue with his original plan, I just haven't seen any real action towards that...This stagnation is a huge turn off for me and I don't know how to broach the subject.

 I know we need to discuss it, I'm just now sure how to do so without causing major rifts in the relationship? For context, he's an amazing boyfriend; incredibly sweet, thoughtful, intellectual, funny, talented and truly loves me for who I am, faults included, which, I know, is so rare. I love him an incredible amount and I think we could have a great life together, but I don't want to be pulling somebody along with me. It's not the fact that he's not there yet, it's that he's quit trying and I can't stand it.
<bot>: How do I tell my boyfriend that his job is holding him back and that I want a partner who actively works towards goals that align to mine? (but in a nicer way)