Anna Rawson

Anna was a professional by the age of 23 and quickly became a successful. Anna was astonished by a life-changing experience as a young girl. To be able to spend the time with her parents and brothers who also played golf, Anna took up golf as a passion. Anna started her modeling career at 16 when she was awarded the title of Dolly Magazine's cover model competition. It's still the same to this to this day. However, there's more to this story than you think. Anna has a long and successful run as model. But she is also an entrepreneur, having co-founded Seedlyfe, a superfood brand which is rich in vitamins. Anna Rawson's father fostered her as well as Willy Rawson after her mother was tragically killed at the age of just four. Dianna Rawson was Anna's mother and father split up when Anna was a child. It led to Dianna becoming depressed and soaring into a state of depression. Dianna Rawson sought treatment and was admitted to a mental hospital. Then she committed herself to death at the age of Anna was only 5 years young, leaving Anna as well as her family members with a sense of complete despair. Anna must have to deal and face a myriad of difficulties. She had to adapt to this new normal that was life without a mother. This was a burden that every child shouldn't have to go through. She was in close contact with the father of her child, Jim who was a great support. Jim Rawson, a former Glenelg footballer as well as a lover of sports himself was also the father of Anna. Anna confesses that she started playing golf to be close with her dad and brother following her mother's passing, however she soon discovered that she was a fan (and the fact that adorable golfers played a role!) Anna began playing golf as an outlet to cope after the death of her mom. The sport helped her improve her skills and soon she was able to turn it into an occupation. This is an amazing dream. Rawson was a student at St. Martin Boarding School as well as completing her schooling through homeschooling. Anna states that she selected her college based on her intuition rather than logical reasoning. In the wake of receiving invitations from top universities like Yale and Harvard Anna was accepted at Immanuel College located in Southern Australia in a climate that is not as bad. Anna then went to at the University of Southern California, earning her the All-Pac 10 honourable mention three times. It's a beautiful combination! She received her BA in Communications from Southern California and continued to learn, ultimately earning an MBA at Columbia Business School.