Anna Rawson

Anna has enjoyed a prosperous career in golf from the time when she was aged 23. When Anna was younger she went through a traumatic event that affected her life. After that, she took on golf in order to have more fun and spend time with her brothers and father. We were avid fans of the game. Anna began her modeling career at the age of sixteen and was a finalist for the Dolly Magazine cover competition. Anna continues modeling to this date. There's more to it than what's in the picture. Anna Rawson is more than a successful model, but she is also a successful businesswoman. She founded Seedlyfe that produces a superfood packed with nutrients. Anna as well as her sister Willy Rawson were raised by their father following the devastating loss of her mother at age 4. Dianna Rawson was Anna's mom and father separated when Anna was just a young child. This resulted in Dianna spiraling into extreme depression. Although Dianna received the treatment she needed and was placed into a mental hospital the following year, she took her own life when Anna was barely 5 years older, which left her family broken and devastated. Anna had to grow up within a stressful and challenging setting. It was a difficult adjustment for Anna to live in a world without her mommy. It is not fair for a child to live through this. Yet, her father Jim was an excellent support system and someone whom she grew very close to. Jim Rawson played football in Glenelg and was a great friend who shared his passion for golf with Anna. Anna acknowledges that she began playing golf in order to stay closer to her brother and father following her mother's passing, but soon realized she enjoyed it (and the fact that adorable golfers aid!) Anna was able to start playing golf because she began to feel particularly down about her mom's death. Her skill improved and she soon realized that her pastime was an occupation. It's a wonderful dream. Rawson has attended St. Martin Boarding School and later completed her education via school at home. Anna states that she selected her university based more on her intuition rather than logical reasoning. Anna was offered numerous scholarships, including from Yale and Harvard. In the end, she chose Immanuel College because of the more pleasant weather conditions at Southern Australia. Anna then went to the University of Southern California, earning the All-Pac 10 honourable mention three times. The beauty and the brain is a recipe for a match created in heaven! In Southern California, she earned the BA Communications. Later at Columbia Business School, she was awarded an MBA.