Probably asking the masses who hate teachers is not the place to seek out the most effective post-teaching career advice. Education is a complicated game of propaganda with even those in the "know" caught in the headlights. Fortunately, as a teacher, the scope of your strengths and experience are vast, varied and transferable to other types of careers. Sales, research and teaching adult learners are all potential areas to explore. Just visualize yourself at a job you enjoy and go for it. Be passionate, take risks and make change.
Personally, after 10 years of post-secondary education and 4 expensive papers on the wall, i still can't land a teaching job. I've decided that unemployment rocks, money is unnecessary and trying to run faster is more fun than dealing with all that crap. Teaching kids is nice, too bad it has to happen in conjunction with all the rest of the nonsense.
On the other hand... isn't it called "work" for a reason? Maybe we could switch lives? Good luck dude. :)