Anna Rawson

When she was 23 Anna began to develop her golf skills into professional play and has made a huge successful career in the years since. Anna went through a pivotal moment as a young girl. In the following years, Anna began to play golf for a pastime for more time with her father as well as her brother. Both of us were very fond of the game. Anna was first introduced to modeling at the age of 16 and became a finalist on the cover of Dolly magazine contest. Anna continues modeling to this date. It's not all what is seen in the eye. Anna Rawson is not only a successful model, but also a businesswoman. She co-founded Seedlyfe which produces a superfood that is rich in nutrients. Anna along with her younger twin brother Willy Rawson were raised by their father after experiencing the loss of her mother in the age of 4. Dianna Rawson was struck with extreme depression after her divorce from Jim Rawson. When Anna was young, Dianna sought help and visited a mental health facility. Dianna Rawson sought treatment and was admitted to a psychiatric hospital. Dianna Rawson later took her own death when Anna was barely 5 years old. aged, which left Anna as well as her family members in utter despair. Anna's early years were difficult. It was a difficult adjustment being without her mother. A child shouldn't have to endure the same thing. Her father Jim was a great source of support and she grew very close to. Jim Rawson, a former Glenelg footballer, and an avid fan of sport himself, was the father to Anna. Anna admits that she only began playing golf in order to stay close with her brother and father following her mother's death. However, she quickly discovered she liked it (and it was also because cute golfers aid!) Anna used golf to cope in times of feeling sad about the loss of her mother which improved her skill and quickly allowed her passion to turn into a profession. It's an amazing opportunity. Rawson was a student at St. Martin Boarding School and then completed her studies via her homeschooling. Anna admits to deciding on the school to attend was an act of naivety more than rationality. Anna had numerous offers, including from Yale as well as Harvard. However, she chose Immanuel College because of the warmer weather that is found and the better weather in Southern Australia. Anna continued on to attend at the University of Southern California, earning an All-Pac 10 honourable mention three times. Brains and beauty is a recipe for a match perfect! After earning her BA Communications degree in Southern California she continued studying and later received an MBA at Columbia Business School.