Too much is never enough. That has always been Shannon Heggem’s motto and her competitive advantage. While everyone else fights for followers, the algorithm, and the perfect Instagram aesthetic, she doubled down on everything that made her impossible to categorize.

She opened one of the first luxury pet resorts in America in a rural Montana farming town where dogs ride in the back of pickup trucks. It worked so well that people around the world wanted to know how. So she taught them. And became the highest paid consultant in the pet care industry.

This is not a marketing talk. This is a fundamental rewiring of how you think about your place in the world. Stop trying to be the best. The best has competition. Become impossible to ignore. The only has none.

Ideal For: Entrepreneurs, business owners, women’s organizations, anyone who has ever been told their idea was too much, too niche, or too weird

You’re annoyed it showed up uninvited. You’re scared of what it means for your job, your business, your kids, your doctor, your life. Both of those feelings are completely valid. Nobody cares. AI is already in your home, your office, your kids’ classroom, and your car, and it didn’t ask permission.

Shannon Heggem walks audiences from paralyzed to empowered with zero tech speak, genuine humor, and one very important reminder: be nice to it so it doesn’t kill you in your sleep. You’ll laugh. You’ll cringe. You’ll leave with something to actually do today.

Ideal For: Any audience. Seriously. Any human being who owns a phone, has a job, or has been annoyed by AI and done nothing about it yet.

In a world drowning in AI-generated content, perfectly curated feeds, and algorithmic everything, the most disruptive thing any business or human being can do is be genuine, uncomfortable, and undeniably themselves. Shannon Heggem has never been easy to ignore, and she has the track record to prove that authenticity isn’t just a personality trait, it’s a strategy.

This talk is for anyone who has ever been told to sand down their edges, soften their voice, or be more palatable. Shannon says: don’t you dare.

Ideal For: Corporate teams, entrepreneurs, women’s organizations, anyone who has ever been told they’re “too much”

The bar for basic human professionalism has dropped so low it’s underground. Nobody answers the phone. Nobody makes eye contact. Nobody says you’re welcome, because apparently “yep” and “no problem” are acceptable substitutes now. They are not.

Shannon Heggem has watched common courtesy disappear from the workplace and she is here to tell you something both hilarious and critically important: manners are free, the bar is on the floor, and while your competition forgot how to act like a professional human being, you have the easiest unfair advantage in business sitting right there waiting for you to pick it up. This is not your grandmother’s etiquette class. This is a competitive strategy session with better stories.

Ideal For: Any organization with a staff, a phone, a client, or a “yep.”

You don’t have an account. You’ve never posted a video. You don’t even know what your Google rating is right now. And you think that means you’re safe. You are not safe. Social media doesn’t care if you care. Your reputation is on the line even if you are offline. Right now, somewhere on the internet, someone is writing about your business, and you have no idea it’s happening.

Shannon Heggem has spent her career in service businesses in a small town where your reputation is everything and there is nowhere to hide. This is not a social media class. You don’t have to download a single app. This is a survival talk for every business owner who thinks that staying off the internet keeps them out of the conversation. It doesn’t.

Ideal For: Service business owners, independent professionals, medical and dental practices, restaurants, salons, veterinarians, small business associations, chambers of commerce. Anyone who built something worth protecting.