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In this powerful follow-up, we’re thrilled to welcome backTimothy A. Dimoff, CPP, a nationally recognized expert in workplace and human resource security, former police detective, and president of SACS Consulting & Investigative Services, Inc. Mr. Dimoff joins us to dive into his book, Life Rage, which explores the rising phenomenon of life rage—a destructive response to the mounting stress and frustration in today’s fast-paced world, where people are angrier than ever. From road rage and workplace conflicts to explosive outbursts in public spaces, Mr. Dimoff explains how unchecked rage is affecting our daily lives and communities. Together, we explore the various forms of rage, their unique triggers, and how life rage may be more contagious than we realize. Mr. Dimoff also offers practical strategies to break the cycle of rage and prevent escalation. For anyone looking to understand and manage life rage, this episode provides a deep, thought-provoking discussion on anger, rage, and resilience in our increasingly demanding world.

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In this episode, we’re joined by Timothy A. Dimoff, CPP, a multi-certified, award-winning, internationally recognized security and HR management consultant. As president and founder of SACS Consulting & Investigative Services, Inc., an Akron-based high-risk HR and security consulting firm, Mr. Dimoff brings decades of expertise in workplace safety and violence prevention. He defines workplace violence, explains high-risk industries and warning signs, and addresses the unique challenges of managing violence in virtual settings. Mr. Dimoff shares practical strategies for safer workplaces, including de-escalation techniques, self-protection tactics, and creating a supportive environment for victims. He also discusses handling sensitive issues like employee termination to prevent escalation, building a proactive approach to workplace safety.

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In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Ann Moulds, the founder of Action Against Stalking, to get a closer look at the complexities of stalking. Dr. Moulds brings her deep expertise to help us understand how stalking behaviors progress, the hidden ways it affects victims’ lives, and what might drive someone to stalk. We talk about the fine line between genuine interest and harmful behavior, how people can set boundaries, and what support systems are available for those impacted. It’s a conversation that reveals the real challenges stalking victims face—and what’s being done to support and protect them.