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Soldotna, ALASKA, USA
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L
ike many other Alaskan men, Brett
Collver used to take a plane to work.
He flew hundreds of miles to the North
Slope oil fields and was away from his
family for two weeks at a time. His wife,
Farrah, says, “This works really well for
some families, but it was not for us. We
did that for seven years and we were
looking for a way out.”
When Farrah was first introduced to
dōTERRA, it didn’t take her long to take
interest in the business opportunity.
She thought at first that it might be
something she could be involved in after
her kids left home, but as she shared
and began to hold classes, she quickly
saw that dōTERRA could be the way to
get her husband out of the oil fields.
One day, Farrah called Brett at work
and told him that with the direction the
business was going, it was going to be
too big to do it by herself. She wanted
him to quit his job and come work with
her. Brett walked into his boss’s office
that day and resigned. The Collvers
had yet to reach Silver at the time, but
two years later they’re glad they took
the risk. Farrah says, “We really feel like
everything in our life prepared us for
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Brett & Farrah Collver
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“I didn’t want to be stuck working for an oil
company on the North Slope for the rest of my life—
so I switched oil companies.”— Brett