Hey, Iā€™m Chris

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 as the son of two hoopers, chasing a dream that started on the court. Division 1 scholarship, conference championship, 1,000+ points across a global pro career. I had it figured out.

Then a devastating injury nearly cost me my leg. Twenty-one hours a day in a hospital bed. Doctors telling me my limitations were permanent. I heard "not yet."

While learning to walk again, I was learning to rebuild an entire identity from scratch. The frameworks I developed weren't from business school, but from necessity: how to raise your floor so bad days don't tank progress, how to make decisions with incomplete information, how to adapt when the game changes mid-play.

Today, I facilitate workshops for teams who need to perform when stakes are high and paths aren't clear. I work with law firms, executive teams, and organizations where performance matters more than process. Through my weekly newsletter, I share lessons in real-time with thousands of readers.

Whether through workshops, speaking, or helping teams build authentic personal brands, my goal stays the same: giving you tools that work when pressure's on and outcomes matter.

Collage celebrating Chris Eversley's 1,000 career points, featuring photos of him playing basketball, with his name and milestone text overlaid.
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