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I highly doubt this is the "future of work". Cherrypicked examples of serious successful in the gig economy are not a good indicator of anything.

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This is Kat Norton, better known as Miss Excel. She has over a million followers on TikTok and Instagram, where she markets her Excel courses. She has 0 employees and makes up to $100,000 a day. When we think of the future of work, it might look something like Miss Excel

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It’s “the future of work” in the opposite sense of what they were trying to hype - which is a future in which superstar centres of economic value do a job that use to require 10,000s of other people. The FoW is her collapsing thousands of yearly salaries into her daily income

10:44 PM · Dec 12, 2021