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Act as a content manager for a blog and create an outline for (your topic) that includes an introduction, four main points and a conclusion. 

Act as a content manager for a blog and create an outline for podcasting for therapists that includes an introduction, four main points and a conclusion using the SEO keywords of Therapy practice, podcasting, and income 

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great, rewrite the outline into a blog post of 350-650 words highlighting key quotes and takewasy

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