Wife who was bullied from school and told that she would never succeed, reveals how she was around 18

A woman who was bullied from school at the age of 16 and told that she would never succeed, revealed how she became a millionaire at the age of 18.

Liv Conlon, 26, originally from Scotland, explained to Dailymail.com that she had a talent for things as long as she could remember.

At the age of 13 she imported goods China And resell them online, which earns around $ 6,600 from the aim.

But when she would talk about her dreams to be a successful entrepreneurs for her classmates, she said they were not amused.

Liv admitted that she had been chosen ‘ruthless’ about her ambitions – and even her teachers thought she was ‘crazy’.

She explained that her mother, now 58, had at the time to sell a house that she had bought at an auction.

A broker told her that she had to drop the asking price, but Liv instead suggested to organize – styling and designing a real estate in such a way that the attractiveness for potential buyers is improved.

As soon as Liv had decorated the house with furniture and accessories, the property was sold within three days for above the asking price. And the idea for her company, ThePopertystagers, was born.

‘We knew about staging as a concept and decided [look for] An stenciling service. However, we could not find anyone who offered this service for an affordable price – so I decided to do it myself, “Liv explained.

Although she was a Straight-A student, she decided to leave school at the age of 16 after years of average comments.

“Teachers said I ruined my life by not applying for the university and choosing to start my own company,” she remembered.

“Friends and family believed it was just a phase. It was a pretty scary thing to do. ‘

To say that her company has been successful, an understatement is. It earned $ 40,000 in the first year and no less than $ 1.3 million in its second.

It won 13 prizes in six months nationally and internationally – and Liv was crowned the British Young Entrepreneur of the Year when she was only 19.

Liv now lives in luxury, owns mansions in Spain and Glasgow and often meets lush journeys around the world.

In 2023 she launched a second company, named Stagerboss, that helps other women throughout America to create their own staging companies.

It is also a huge success and already generated $ 510,000 as early as 2025.

“I already work with hundreds of women in several states, help them to leave jobs in which they are unhappy and launch their own business staging activities,” she gushed.

‘I know how much it helped me to have this independence, and I know I can help thousands of others.

‘It’s about enabling women to build a life that they are proud of. I know what it feels like to start with nothing, and I want to show others that they can do it too.

‘Many people asked how I grew my company and I was too busy to help them individually, so I developed a course in which it was explained.

“People ask why I would coach people to set up a company that could be in competition, but I believe there is more than enough work to go around.”

Liv, who recently welcomed a son, called Cash, admitted that running two flourishing companies during balancing solo parenting is not always easy.

She works on a strict schedule, including getting up at 4 o’clock in the morning and going to the gym, as well as assigning time to her son, so that they get quality periods together that are not interrupted by calls or deadlines.

“Sometimes I know for sure that my life looks glamorous, but people only see the light part: speaking in stages, being interviewed, staying in cool places,” she disguised.

‘However, it took many years behind the scenes to come to this place. I acknowledge that my schedule can be considered quite extreme and it is not for everyone, but it works for me.

‘Another reason that I am working on this schedule is that I can be a completely current mother. When I am with cash, I will never be on my phone or laptop, I enjoy every moment.

‘The work doesn’t even come to me during the weekend, we have two full days of fun.

“Ultimately, everything I am building is to create a life without limits for us, and to change the lives of other people, and I am really excited to be a role model for him – that, regardless of what he wants to achieve, he can do it.”

Liv admitted that she ‘much sacrificed’ to build the ‘life she has now’, but she could not be more proud of herself.

‘Not many people can say that they have started two successful companies, built a brand of $ 1 million in their teenage years, the world about traveled that kept Keynote speeches, had won 13 national and international business and entrepreneurial prizes, delivered a ted talk, dinner with the Premier and a double best-selling they became author.

“And even fewer people can say that they have done all that – and so much more – before they were 26.”