Meet Liam
The demands and isolation of being a CEO can be crushing. And sometimes, when you really need an attentive ear, there's no one to talk to. Liam knows. In his last role as CEO, when he wasn't at his best, he lost everything and had to face his demons alone.
That's why now as a Denver-based CEO Coach he listens, asks the tough questions that no one else will and puts you back together.
Your situation is unique and the last thing you want is to be put into some predetermined coaching framework. My CEO Coaching is highly personalized to you and to your situation. As we work together, you will develop strategic self-awareness, your mental fitness with strengthen and your goals and priorities will clarify. Then you will become the CEO your company needs you to be.
Liam Chrismer
Denver-Based CEO Coach and Business Advisor
“The challenges your business is facing are a direct reflection of the practices, regimens and disciplines in your personal life.”
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Latest Posts
November 12, 2026
Tuesdays at 2: Have you turned up your ACC?
No, that’s not a typo. I’m talking about your Anterior Cingulate Cortex. Your ACC. Your what? Yeah, I know. You understand the prefrontal cortex. You can spot an amygdala hijack when it’s happening, most of the time.But the ACC?Now that’s a different part of your gray matter. Truth is, you know your phone’s features better than your brain's. The ACC flags conflict. It notices when two signals don’t line up. It works directly alongside the gut sense your body is already picking up on,...
November 12, 2026
“AI and The CEO”
Seems like AI is everywhere we turn. And we know we should be doing something. But what? After the most recent CEO Matters Roundtable, Jeff Potter,CEO of Manifest, suggested that we featureShawn Deverse, CEO and Co-founder of Blendification, to lead a CEO discussion on AI. Seriously, Shawn talks about AI on an entirely different level. You can check out their website at www.blendification.com. Rather than invite Shawn to talk over our heads, or at least over mine, we thought we...
November 12, 2026
“One Scoop or Two”
This past Saturday, I happened into a gelato shop that just opened in my neighborhood. There was a crusty fellow in front of me, perplexed at his second choice for a double scoop. I grew impatient. I waited for a break in his deliberations and jumped at a pause to inquire of the gelato server, “What are your hours?” Four words. The curmudgeon was horrified at my indignant interruption. Of course, I apologized. I did, but took it one step further than I should have. ...