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1. Personal Development for Smart People - Steve Pavlina
   At first, my interest in this blog was purely informational. Then I started noticing a specific post where Steve mentions how much money he makes every month (a post which he updates when this amount increases); apparently, he’s up to about $40,000 USD per month from his blog alone. Not only is this inspiring in and of itself, but Steve is also a very talented writer (and public speaker so I’ve read).
2. Ririan Project
   If you read Ririan’s latest post on “How To Best Spend 60 Seconds,” you’ll immediately recognize where this person is coming from. Then, as you read through his previous posts, you’ll understand that he is offering a quality service that seems rare on the blogosphere. Much like Steve Pavlina, Ririan outlines important techniques for getting the best out of life in his blog.
3. ProBlogger - Make Money Online
   If you are trying to learn how to earn a living using the internet, read this blog. As you can see from the title, this guy’s sole blogging purpose is making money online. Not to mention, it’s a great read!
4. The Million Dollar Homepage Blog
   I recently found out about this story via Steve Pavlina’s article on “How to Make Money Online,” and I was blown away. Yes, I was probably way later than most people to hear about this story but if you haven’t read about it, I suggest you go do so right now. It is an excellent example of how an idea can easily be worth a million .. or two. Also, the same guy who created this blog has started a new project called Pixelotto. Click on the link to read the details; the best part is that if you win the lotto, you get $1 Million USD and $100K USD goes to a charity.
5. Soupnaut
   This blog was a double-take for me at first, but I quickly warmed up to the guy once I actually read his posts. He also does some pretty hilarious blog reviews.

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