Hey, I’m Chris

A smiling man with short curly dark hair and a beard, wearing a light green t-shirt, sitting outdoors near a white wall with green plants in the background.
A young boy in a green basketball jersey with the number 33 and the words 'St. Ann' is holding a Wilson NCAA basketball. He is standing on a basketball court with a colorful, blurred background and a basketball hoop visible in the background.
A basketball player in a white jersey with red accents, holding a basketball and appearing to leap or float against a red background with a large, faint cross design. The jersey has the sponsor text 'Wewino.'

I grew up in Chicago — the son of two hoopers — chasing a dream that started on the court and eventually evolved far beyond it.

After earning a Division 1 scholarship, winning a conference title, and scoring 1,000+ points across a global pro career, I hit a wall that most athletes don’t talk about: the identity drop-off after sport ends.

That moment became the catalyst for what I do now.

Today, I coach high performers — athletes, entrepreneurs, and rising leaders — to build the same mindset tools that got me through that transition. Through 1-on-1 coaching, workshops, and keynotes, I help others lead with clarity, resilience, and structure — especially when the pressure’s on.

I’ve worked with organizations like Lululemon and partnered with universities to help student-athletes build leadership skills that last long after graduation. But whether I’m in a boardroom or locker room, my goal is always the same:

To help people train their mindset, perform with purpose, and lead from the inside out.

Collage celebrating Chris Eversley's 1,000 career points, featuring photos of him playing basketball, with his name and milestone text overlaid.
Digital countdown timer displaying the number 036 in red and gray dots on a black background.