Anna Rawson

As a young woman of 23 Anna began to develop her golf skills and went professional and has made a huge career of herself ever in the years since. Anna's life was forever changed through a traumatic event that occurred in her early years. Then, to have the time to spend with her father and older brother, she started playing golf. Anna was just 16 when her modeling journey began. At that age Anna won an award in the Dolly Magazines Cover Contest and she has been modeling for the rest of her life. There's more to the story than you think. Anna has a long and successful career as a model. She is an entrepreneur and co-founder of Seedlyfe which is a brand of superfoods which is rich in nutrients. Anna Rawson's father fostered her as well as Willy Rawson after her mother passed away tragically at the age of 4. Dianna Rawson was in a spiral of depression as Anna began to grow to. Her father, Jim Rawson and her mother Dianna Rawson divorced. Dianna sought help at the mental health facility for help however, she took herself to death. Family members were devastated. Anna must have to deal through a variety of challenges. Anna was forced to learn a new way of living without her mother. This is an extremely painful event for anyone. Her father Jim, however, was an excellent support and a person to whom she formed a close bond. Jim Rawson shared the same love of football as Anna, and both were former Glenelg Footballers. Anna admits that she only first began to play golf to be close with her dad and brother following the death of her mother, but it soon became apparent that she loved it (and that cute golfers also played a role!) Anna played the game as a way to deal with stress in times of feeling down about her mother's passing that helped her improve her skills and eventually allowed her passion to grow into a full-time job. This is a great dream. Rawson completed her schooling at home following her attendance at St. Martin Boarding School. Anna states that she selected the school she attended based upon her gut instinct than rationality. In the wake of receiving invitations from top universities such as Yale and Harvard Anna was accepted by Immanuel College located in Southern Australia which has a mild climate and the weather not as bad. Anna was accepted, following her visit in the Immanuel school in the Southern Australian region was accepted to continue her studies in the University of Southern California. The university awarded her the All-Pac 10 award three different times. The beauty of brains and beauty! She earned her bachelor's degree in Communication from Southern California and continued to learn, ultimately earning an MBA from Columbia Business School.