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Nate Klemp

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Founding partner at @MindfulOnline and Co-Author of the @NYTimes Editors’ Choice "The 80/80 Marriage" and the @NYTimes #mindfulness bestseller “Start Here”
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May 2021 Archives

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By Malia Jacobson, Nate Klemp, Kaley Klemp
| Parent Map Verified
ParentMap Magazine In ParentMap’s May issue, we’ve planted a bumper crop of great suggestions for how to celebrate that favorite nurturing lady who makes your world go around. From an epic outing to Seattle’s best park, fun ideas for pepping up family game night, or our mix-and-match guide to treats, eats, gifts and family fun, make it a Mother’s Day her way.
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Best Air Purifier for Home in 2025

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By Nate Klemp
The air inside your home is probably filthier than you think. And with 2025 bringing more wildfire smoke, pollen, and pet dander than ever, a good air purifier isn’t just nice to have – it’s essential. But here’s the thing: most people waste money on purifiers that are either underpowered, overpriced, or both. So I dove into the data, read through hundreds of reviews, and found the 4 air purifiers actually worth your money this year.
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Flow State: How to Get in the Zone

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By Eric Langshur, Nate Klemp
| 12 Minute Meditation
As you have very likely experienced through mindfulness practice, our ordinary state is not one of flow, but of mind wandering—a state in which our attention drifts between the present moment and thoughts about past and future. When we practice presence, we begin regularly shifting our attention back to the present moment whenever our mind wanders. Turning attention into engagement is similar.
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