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Marie talks to her students, John and Nate, about a conference that they went to for pitching ideas. They talk about an inspiring speaker that they saw, STEM being integrated into business, and 3D hands.

Marie & Jackson talk about their love for fashion, the maker space, and the movie "Devil Wears Prada" representing the harsh world of the fashion industry. Jackson also mentions how the maker space has helped her so much with finding her voice in her designs. Make sure to sign up for the marketing 285 course at Harper and learn how to use all the amazing tools that Jackson & Marie mentioned in this episode.

Azad talks about how he learned to sell in high school, the cost of creating his own product, and being frugal. Marie & Azad also give business advice on why you shouldn't hire friends for a job and why the maker Space is truly amazing. Azad is in the making of a new project, "Freedom Finances," if you are interested, make sure to email him at [email protected] or find him in the maker space at Harper.

Marie & Matt talk about switching Majors, a day in the life of sales & education, how technology has changed the textbook industry, and how the sales process has changed. Matt also expresses his love for competition and listening to customers.

Jeff discusses working in engineering, tech, and marketing. Marie and Jeff also discuss teaching & retirement, playing music, and the tools that can be used in the Maker Space on Harper's campus.

Alexis talks about going to beauty school, starting her own the salon, and how that process works. Marie and Alexis also give advice on finances as well as being spontaneous. Make sure to book your next hair cut with Alexis and her other employees on their site brushsalonpalatine.com or by calling 847-485-8721.

Brian talks about changing his major to communications, the Telecommunications Act, making documentaries, describing what people can do with a communications degree, and Depaul's program with Harper.

Marie, Christa (in supply chain management), and James (in insurance) discuss Harper's apprenticeship programs that it offers and appreciating its perks and resources. As well as the struggles of time management and how the apprenticeships have gotten James and Christa ahead in their careers.

Marie and Brian discuss going back to school, accounting courses being challenging, and finding courage on asking teachers & coworkers for guidance.

Carol discusses the paralegal courses that she offers at Harper, her experiences working in real estate, and how paralegal jobs are popping off.