Follow the Farmer: The Simple and Time-Honored Way to Achieve Success and Peace

In Follow the Farmer, brothers Andrew and Brian Fullmer reveal the simple and time-honored way to achieve extraordinary levels of success’ whether professional or personal.

The farm wasn’t about raising horses. It was about raising boys.

Farmers are unique talents in the world of work. They adhere to a rigid, tested, and perfected set of principles to achieve success. This was the world brothers Andrew Fullmer and Brian Fullmer were born into, and it’s the kind of work ethic that led them from a ten-acre horse farm in the middle of Idaho to multi-millionaire status at the top of the state’s mortgage industry.

Andrew and Brian’s father taught them that if they followed the farmer, using time-tested and perfected farming principles, they could achieve radical levels of success in any industry, with any goal, and in any endeavor--professional or personal.

In Follow the Farmer, you will discover:

• The four ＂seasons＂ of any goal that lead straight to a rich harvest of success.
• The life-changing power of leveraging your gift rather than your passion.
• How to maximize your time by focusing on a few real problems rather than today’s endless stream of manufactured problems.
• How and why success comes to those who work and wait.

So much of what we’ve been taught about work is a lie filled with false promises and endless busy work. If you want to take your career to the next level, lose weight, improve your relationships, or achieve any other goal in any other area of life, there is a path to follow that’s been walked for thousands of years.

Just Follow the Farmer.

Andrew and Brian Fullmer grew up in rural Idaho on a small hobby farm for horses. They are both very proud college dropouts who have managed to become top 1 percent loan officers in the nation, funding well over ＄1.4 billion in loans between them.

They are both married and each have three children. They live in Meridian and Eagle, Idaho, but have happily let go of their actual farming days in rural towns.

Andrew is a middle child of six, and Brian is the youngest boy of the family.

They are both heavily involved in their local communities and churches. Both have ties and ownership in businesses and real estate throughout the nation.