Edge Note: What If Telling the Truth About Your Mental Health Could Cost You Everything?
2026-09-27 · 15 min · episode 112 · 10 entities
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What happens when telling the truth about your mental health could cost you your credibility, your career, or the way people see you forever?
In this solo episode of Notes From the Edge, Lisa Lacy talks openly about living with Bipolar I, psychosis, borderline personality disorder, addiction, hospitalization, and recovery while simultaneously building businesses, leading teams, earning six figures, and appearing highly functional to the outside world.
This is a conversation about what happens when a psychiatric diagnosis becomes a verdict instead of information. Lisa explores the pressure to hide serious mental illness in professional spaces, the difference between mental health awareness and actual psychological safety, and why people should not have to prove recovery by pretending they were never sick.
In this episode:
• Bipolar I, psychosis and borderline personality disorder stigma
• Mental illness, employment and the fear of professional disclosure
• High-functioning mental illness, leadership and hidden struggles
• Psychiatric hospitalization, addiction, recovery and rebuilding a life
• Why workplaces need real systemic change beyond mental health awareness
Connect with Lisa:
https://lisalacy.com
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