“In order to go to the places you know you have been destined to go, you have to be willing to do what others will not do!”
- Dr. Luff
“In order to go to the places you know you have been destined to go, you have to be willing to do what others will not do!”
- Dr. Luff
Who Is Dr. Luff?
Dr. Luff has an amazing life story! Born the oldest of four to a single parent, he overcame fatherlessness, gang involvement and homelessness. He was the first person in his family to graduate from college. With over 20 years of experience, he is a seasoned speaker and trainer who has turned the hearts of thousands across the nation. From a former president of the United States, to a teenage runaway, Dr. Luff’s messages bring hope and inspiration to all.
How Dr. Luff Can Help
Speaking
Seasoned professional keynote speaker and master of ceremonies with over 20 years worth of experience.
Consulting
Organizational leadership consultant with nonprofit and start-up organizations focused on growing people, profits and programs.
Coaching
Providing 1:1 professional and personal advice and support to tackle tough decisions during difficult times.
How Dr. Luff Can Help
Speaking
Seasoned professional keynote speaker and master of ceremonies with over 20 years worth of experience.
Consulting
Organizational leadership consultant with nonprofit and start-up organizations focused on growing people, profits and programs.
Coaching
Providing 1:1 professional and personal advice and support to tackle tough decisions during difficult times.
Watch Me Rise
by Dr. Luff
Throughout Dr. Luff’s young life, he found himself torn between two masters: the selfish and the spiritual. As one of four hardworking children born to a loving and hardworking—albeit disadvantaged—mother, Dr. Luff faced learning challenges, hunger, and homelessness, giving in to the temptations of drinking and gang life in order to survive. At the peak of his struggles, he recognized that an education would help pull him out of this cycle—for good. Watch Me Rise is a memoir of hope, determination, and eventually a graduate degree from Harvard—and all from someone who was told he was not “college material.”