From Seth Godin:
Blogging about blogging, writing about writing, documentaries about documentaries, songs about songwriting…
It’s tempting to use a medium to write about the medium.
It works for a while, but there’s a limit. Pretty quickly, you hit a natural ceiling and you won’t be able to go any further. The most obvious trap online: websites that make money by teaching you about making money by using the web.
John Chow, anyone?
Seriously though - maybe this blogging thing is getting saturated.
However, that viewpoint depends on how you use blogging. Do you use blogging as a way to organize your thoughts, or are you trying to make money online?
What do you do with your blog?
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You are trying to make money :p
That, and beat me in a bet.
I never understood the concept of a person making a large sum of money doing something, and then turning around and selling that knowledge.
If I figured out a way to get rich you won’t see my ass on the internet giving away my secrets 
What if giving away your secrets made you even more money?
And what if your way of getting rich was to make a website telling other people to make a website about getting rich?
That’s why I mentioned John Chow.
His blog’s title?
“I Make Money Online by Telling People How Much Money I Make Online - John Chow dot Com”
His earnings?
$30-40k/mo
Then again, his blog is peanuts compared to his other stuff.
Come check out mine 
good to read
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