Executive Coaching & Development
JHasty Consulting LLC works alongside owners, executives, and leadership teams to turn hard decisions into clear plans — and clear plans into durable results. No frameworks for their own sake. Just disciplined thinking, honest counsel, and accountability that holds.
“The job is not to have all the answers. It is to make sure the right questions get asked — and that somebody is accountable for the answers.”
About the practice
JHasty Consulting LLC is an executive business coaching and development firm. We work with the people who carry the weight of the business — owners, CEOs, founders, and the senior teams around them.
Most leaders do not need another binder of theory. They need a room where they can think out loud, be told the truth, and leave with a short list of moves that matter. That is the work here: sharper judgment under pressure, stronger leadership bench, and a business that runs on purpose instead of personality.
Jason Hasty brings an operator's perspective to every engagement. Coaching is grounded in the real numbers, the real people, and the real constraints of your company — then carried through with follow-up until the change is visible.
Practical sessions designed around live decisions, not case studies.
A private space to test thinking before it becomes public policy.
Every cycle ends with evidence: what moved, what didn't, what's next.
What we do
Every engagement starts with a diagnosis and ends with capability that stays in the building. Combine the formats below into a single, coherent program.
A standing, confidential relationship for CEOs, owners, and senior leaders. We work the live agenda: the decision you're circling, the conversation you're avoiding, the pattern that keeps repeating.
Turn a group of strong individuals into an aligned executive team. We surface the unspoken issues, agree on standards, and build the operating habits that keep the team honest between meetings.
A disciplined outside voice on where to play, what to stop, and how to fund the next stage. We translate ambition into a written plan with owners, dates, and numbers attached.
Succession, sale readiness, or simply stepping out of the daily machine. We prepare the leader, the team, and the business so the transition strengthens the company instead of stalling it.
Focused sessions for teams that need to move together — new manager development, planning days, and leadership institutes built on your language, your examples, your scoreboard.
The unglamorous part that makes coaching stick: a simple cadence of commitments, check‑ins, and honest review. Fewer priorities, held longer, reviewed out loud.
Not sure which format fits? Start with a 30-minute conversation.
Book a Discovery CallHow we work
Coaching should feel rigorous, not abstract. Here is the shape of a typical engagement — adapted to the size and pace of your business.
A candid baseline: the business model, the numbers, the team, and the leader's own habits. We name the real constraint before prescribing anything.
A short, written plan with three to five priorities, clear success measures, and the cadence that will keep them alive. You approve it before we begin.
The working phase: one-to-one sessions, team sessions, and real-time counsel on the decisions in front of you. Practice, feedback, repetition.
We review what moved, document what should stay, and hand the operating rhythm to your team. Success is a business that no longer needs the coach in the room.
What changes
Good coaching rarely announces itself. It shows up in faster decisions, calmer rooms, and a leadership bench that no longer waits for permission.
Clear criteria, named owners, and a date on the calendar.
Decision rights get explicit, so the leader leaves the bottleneck.
Priorities convert into quarterly commitments people can see.
Successors are developed on purpose, not discovered in a crisis.
Questions
A few honest answers about how coaching works here, who it is for, and what it costs in time and attention.
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Owners and executives of established small and mid-sized companies — usually $2M to $100M in revenue — along with the senior team around them. Common moments: growth that has outrun the org chart, a leadership team that isn't aligned, a founder preparing to step back, or a leader who wants a private thinking partner.
Consulting usually delivers an answer. Coaching builds your capacity to reach one and defend it. In practice, this engagement does both: we will absolutely give you a direct opinion when you ask for it, but the goal is a stronger leader and a stronger team, not a permanent dependency on an outside expert.
It starts with a 30-minute discovery call at no cost. If there's a fit, we do a short diagnostic, then write a plan with three to five priorities and measures. Most engagements run in 90-day cycles across a six-month arc, with a review at the end of each cycle.
Both. One-to-one coaching is the deepest work, but durable change usually requires the team to change with the leader. Many clients combine monthly individual sessions with quarterly team sessions or a facilitated offsite.
Yes. Individual sessions are private. Where a company is sponsoring the coaching, we agree up front on what is shared (usually themes and progress, not personal content) and put it in writing before we start.
Yes. Sessions are held virtually for clients across the country, and in person around Apple Valley and the High Desert by arrangement. Team offsites can be hosted at your location.
Start here
Tell us what's changing in your business and what you want to be true six months from now. If it isn't a fit, you'll hear that plainly.
