I hope she saves her money, since this is one of the few things that makes someone almost definitely unhireable in the future.

I think that misses the point.

The whole point the article is making is that when people give up on getting hired as a means to getting an income they turn to creator platforms.

The least of her worries is a hiring economy. And to be honest you don’t get to save much being employed being a teacher, so either way this is a win now and far into the future.

Another 3 years and she'll be level with a whole professional teaching life...who cares about being unhireable in the future?

Any other teachers that decide to follow her lead, don't have anywhere near the same luck and ruin their future career fallback options?

Maybe is some school districts this is just what they are looking for? Like San Francisco or Los Angeles school districts. She may be promoting “freedom of alternative and creative occupations“.

This reads like a typical sponsored post.

we get the world we deserve.