It'd be great to research and promote alternative adult lifestyles, where you don't need rich parents or be super lucky, but that may require some hard work and dedication to build. For example, the prospect of becoming a digital nomad could be definitely more interesting for teens than turning into a typical hardworking suit.
So many people knock the 9-5 office worker and honestly, I think it's a really sweet gig. I used to work warehouse jobs, and when you went to work, you worked. I contrast with my life now where i wake up, make coffee, flip on the computer, code and take some calls for a few hours a day, it's great!
The one thing I learned most is that these people value their time. And with a relaxed mind and plenty of time come great ideas. Obviously most had luck or at least some business experience before they went nomad, but everyone had those small or big ideas and time to make them reality, and for a lot it just worked.
If you start looking closely you'll find them anywhere, people who by luck and dedicated work found _their_ way to survive in this society.
https://childfreefriendlydoctors.com/ is a resource for those folks.