Probably not.

The few bloggers who make that much probably started blogging in the mid to late 90s.

Bottom Line: It takes a rather long time to build up any sort of following.

I'm sorry to say that's a virtual impossibility you would have to create a top ranked authority site better than 99% of the sites in the field that gets perhaps 500,000 visitors a month, that figure varies considerably depending on the spending associated with what you blog about.

There was a movement for bloggers to share their revenue earning details a few years ago, several on this list did report making over $4000 in the "money making" field which can be one of the bigger earners if you have developed a reputation in the field.

http://workhomebusiness.org/blogs-report...

The internet is filled with work at home offers that are either exaggerations or complete frauds, this ABC TV report gave some examples that remind you that a healthy level of skepticism is sensible when dealing with the internet.

http://abcnews.go.com/Video/playerIndex?...

That same site report on the Work At Home For Google fake news blogs that are still going strong today, less the mention of Google by names since they sued some 50 sites.

http://workhomebusiness.org/fake-work-at...

The ideal of a single mom making $6000 a month part time as reported in these ads is a remote possibility, if someone did they might turn out to be a retired Harvard educated ,former Madison avenue account executive with industry connections.

This guy names a whole bunch of similar ads using different women's names, (they commonly programmed to always mention a fake news outlet in your community.)