"Blog As If No One's Reading"

There's an old saying that goes something like this: "Sing like no one's listening, dance like no one's watching, and love like you've never been hurt."
I like the idea and its implications with pursuits like this: "Blog as if no one's reading."
Interesting concept!
I mean, I have one of those site-meter thingies which tell me I'm getting some hits-- including visits from really cool places like Peru, Switzerland, Spain, and the United Kingdom, plus a few cities in the U.S. as well. So I know other human beings have seen my blog at least once. For all I know, though, it could be an embarrassing accident where someone clicked on the wrong link. Someone could've meant, for example, to click on "Bestest Blog In All Of Peru," and then when the screen came up, they said "Crap! Who the hell is Janna?" ...and then wasted no time in hitting the "go back" button to get the hell out of there.
This would explain the conspicuous absence of comments from Peruvian readers. :) (or Swiss readers, or Spanish, or British/Scottish/Irish.)
Many months ago when Morgen began his blog, I'd hear him say occasionally how he wished he had more comments from his readers. Now that I have a blog of my own, I really understand where he's coming from. The anonymity is nice, but once in awhile y'just want to tap the microphone a few times and say "Hello, hello? Is this thing on?"
He also politely made a point of thanking me when I left comments, so let me take a moment to THANK the few of you who really have been reading my words-- and especially those of you who took the time to leave comments. Julie, Christine, D, VinnieG, Morgen... thank you.
I wonder, if I adopted the philosophy of "Blog as if no one's reading," would my writing suffer (due to lack of accountability) or flourish (due to lack of inhibition)?