Anna Rawson

Anna began her professional career as a golfer when she was 23 and has been a great success throughout her career. Anna's world was changed due to a traumatizing incident as a child. After that, Anna began to play golf as a hobby to be able to spend time with her dad and brother, we loved playing the sport. Anna began her modeling career in the year she turned sixteen years old and won the title on the cover of Dolly magazine competition. Anna continues modeling to this date. But there is more than meets the eye. Anna is a model with a long and successful run as model. She is an entrepreneur, having co-founded Seedlyfe, a superfood brand that's rich in vitamins. Anna Rawson's father raised Anna and Willy Rawson after her mother died tragically at the young age of four. Dianna Rawson was in a downward spiral of depression at the time Anna was growing up. Her father, Jim Rawson and her mother Dianna Rawson separated. Dianna suffered from depression and was placed admitted to a mental hospital for a while after seeking assistance from a hospital eventually committed suicide after Anna was five years old and her family was devastated and devastated. Consequently Anna faced a rough childhood as she grew up. She was forced to learn to a new way of life without a mother. It was an awful experience that which no child ought to endure. She was in close contact with her father Jim who was a wonderful partner. Jim Rawson shared the same passion for football that Anna, and both were ex- Glenelg players. Anna admitted that the only motive for playing golf once her mother died was to be close to her father. However, she quickly discovered that she enjoyed it. (The adorable golfers definitely did help!) Anna was a golfer to deal grieving over the loss of her mother's death. The game helped improve her abilities and enabled her passion, which was a passion at first, to grow into a career. This is a dream. Rawson completed her schooling in her home, after she attended St. Martin Boarding School. Anna acknowledges that her decision on which university to go to was based on naivety rather than rationality. Anna had numerous offers, including from Yale as well as Harvard. However, she chose Immanuel College because of the better weather and the better weather in Southern Australia. Anna was a student in California following her time at Immanuel College, where she was awarded an All-Pac 10 Honorable Mention on three occasions. The beauty of brains and beauty! Following the BA Communications degree in Southern California she continued studying and later received an MBA from Columbia Business School.