Anna Rawson

Anna turned professional at 23 and quickly became a successful. When Anna was younger she went through a traumatic event which altered her life. She took up the hobby of golf following the incident to be able to spend the time with her father and brother. At just 16 years old Anna's modeling career took off when she became the finalist in Dolly Magazines cover contest and has continued to model until today. There's more to Anna than what is visible. Anna Rawson isn't just an accomplished model, but also a businesswoman. She was co-founder of Seedlyfe that produces high-nutrient superfoods. Anna as well as her sister Willy Rawson were raised by their father, who had suffered the devastating loss of her mother at the age of four. As Anna was growing up their parents (Jim Rawson) and her mother (Dianna Rawson) were divorced, which sent Dianna to plunge into a downward spiral of depression that was extreme. Dianna Rawson sought help and was admitted to a mental facility. After that, she took herself to death at the age of Anna was barely 5 years old. old, leaving Anna as well as her family members devastated. Anna must have to deal through a variety of challenges. It was a difficult adjustment to be in a world without her mommy. Every child shouldn't be forced to go through this. Jim Rawson was the greatest fan, and she came to be very close with her. Jim Rawson played football in Glenelg and was a great friend who shared his passion of the sport with Anna. Anna confessed that her only motivation for playing golf when her mother passed away was to become close with her dad. However, she quickly discovered that she enjoyed it. (The charming golfers certainly contributed!) Anna played golf to cope grieving over the loss of her mother's death. It helped her improve her game and enabled her passion that was an obsession initially, to develop into a career. This is an amazing idea. Rawson was educated at St. Martin Boarding School after which she completed her education by the homeschooling method. Anna admits that deciding which college to attend was more a matter of naivety than rationality. Anna had numerous offers such as Yale as well as Harvard. However, she chose Immanuel College because of the more pleasant weather conditions in Southern Australia. Anna, after her trip to Immanuel school in Southern Australia, went on to study at Southern California's University of Southern California. The university awarded her the All-Pac 10 award three different occasions. A perfect blend of beauty and intelligence! After achieving her BA Communications degree in Southern California she continued to study and later received an MBA at Columbia Business School.