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The quote says that if people specialize in a specific topic and become known for it, they may be able to earn some income through blogging. It suggests blogging can provide partial support rather than a full-time income. The emphasis is on focus, ownership of a niche, and realistic expectations.
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About Jason Calacanis
American podcaster, Internet entrepreneur, angel investor, and author
Jason McCabe Calacanis is an American podcaster, Internet entrepreneur, angel investor, and author. He is known for his work in the technology and startup world, where he has built a public profile through media, investing, and writing. He has hosted podcasts, founded and worked in internet businesses, and invested as an angel in early stage companies. His name is associated with commentary on technology, entrepreneurship, and the culture around startups.
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