I want to thank TheGoodBlogs for putting my blog in the category of "Life". You see, I don't have a niche and come to think of it, I don't want one. "Life" is the BEST category my blog could possibly be in. There's way too much going on and in way too many directions for me to focus on something specific every single day.

I know a few people that separate their lives by having multiple blogs. While I respect their choices, I am unlikely to ever follow suit. Let's play the analogy game.

Let's say you have 4 henhouses in the barnyard but only one rooster. When it's time for the rooster to take care of business, he's probably excited before he goes into henhouse #1. By the time he gets to henhouse #2, he's tired but he knows he's got some work to do. When he gets to henhouse #3, the poor rooster is extremely tired but does his duty. When he gets to the final henhouse, #4, he's too tired and too uninterested to even go inside.

My contention is that if you have multiple blogs, one or more of them will suffer from a lack of attention. You're probably okay, though, if you've monetized your blogs and keep them up to date by running them like mini-businesses. If your blogs aren't monetized, I'm afraid to see what happens when you're too tired and uninterested to work on one or more of them.

So… at the end of the day, I'm saying I prefer to use the shotgun effect with a single blog instead of trying to fit my life into separate blogs. I'm not saying anyone else is wrong. I just want you to think about it.