Humanity
They taught you that being human began with I and ended with them against you.
A creative experiment in being and un-becoming in a world that rarely lets us.
Begin the Descent ↓You're not broken. You're unfinished.
This is where I tell the truth—the raw, beautiful, often brutal kind.
Not the polished "five lessons from my trauma" version.
The holy-wreckage-in-real-time kind. The "what the actual fuck" kind.
If you've ever thought "I should have it all figured out by now"—you're exactly where you're supposed to be.
This isn't self-help. It's soul witnessing.
My work is for the ones unraveling in midlife (or again, for the 7th time).
For those buried under expectations, roles, and silence.
The sensitive and soul-deep ones who are tired and fierce.
For those who feel like you're floating outside yourself, unsure how to come back.
For the burned-out healer, parent, lover, artist, professional, seeker, survivor, sensitive, or tender revolutionary.
The Unfinished Human Podcast - Real talk on midlife, identity, healing, and being messy humans.
EnterStories, essays, and explorations on un-becoming.
They taught you that being human began with I and ended with them against you.
Some truths can’t be uncovered until the body screams them out. This piece is part two of a multi-part series...
This summer, I took myself on a solo shadow-work week to Port Ludlow — no distractions, no performance, just me,...
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Conversations from the in-between — stories of shadow, truth, and becoming.
Hosted by Lyndsay Toensing, The Unfinished Human Podcast shares stories from the in-between — the unraveling, the re-emerging, and everything sacredly messy in between.
It starts with crooked shirt banter and ends with a question that could break you...
Plant medicine, shadow work, and the ache of un-becoming. Some truths don’t rise in words...
What came for me wasn't clarity. It was collapse. And then — something else.
After a few too many reality checks, identity earthquakes, and cosmic jokes at my expense, I stopped trying to finish myself and started actually being with myself.
This project is my way of holding up a lantern for anyone else navigating the weird, wild, beautiful, and brutal terrain of growth.
If you're tired of pretending you have it all together—welcome.
You're not broken. You're unfinished.
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