Another question is "How do you turn a small hip hop choreography career, such as teaching, into a huge successful hip hop choreography career with recognition?"

Like I mentioned on Junior's Cave, for those of you whom have read it:
If you are really good and talented, it can be very hard to turn a small hip hop choreography career to a colossal, successful hip hop choreography career, for two main reasons.
The first reason it can be hard turning your hip hop choreography career into one with reputation is budget, you have to prepare a 'product'  to offer for your hip hop choreography career, which is your choreography reel.

You have to hire a video editor, if you are just starting and do not have any other footage you will have to hire dances, studio space and a film crew to shoot your reel.
Otherwise your choreography career is not going to get the recognition it deserves.  The second thing is the big issue, which makes it extremely hard to develop and to expand anywhere in your hip hop choreography career:
After you have your final product – your reel, and even if it is impressive, you must get the right people to see it, people who will have an effect on your choreography career,  and it can be exceedingly tough to reach these people high up at the top of the industry and make them take a few minutes of there valuable time to watch your reel - it's a significant part of your hip hop choreography career.