Guess it depends on what you want to teach. From there, you can choose your audience. It sounds like the only option you are entertaining are public schools (or private) that are the basic classes (math, science, history, english, etc). But if you went into something more specific, you're bound to get students who want to be there more often then not. And yes, it's pretty normal. Another example would be the artist or musician who does not want to play professionally at the cost of their love for it.
IIN that I am great at teaching but that I don't want to be a teacher?
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Guess it depends on what you want to teach. From there, you can choose your audience. It sounds like the only option you are entertaining are public schools (or private) that are the basic classes (math, science, history, english, etc). But if you went into something more specific, you're bound to get students who want to be there more often then not. And yes, it's pretty normal. Another example would be the artist or musician who does not want to play professionally at the cost of their love for it.