Anna Rawson

Anna was a professional golfer when she was 23. She is a huge success throughout her career. Anna's world was changed through a traumatic event that occurred as a child. Following that, she picked on golf in order to have more fun and spend time with her brother and dad. We were huge golfers and avid fans. Anna started her modelling career at the age of sixteen and was a finalist on the cover of Dolly magazine contest. Anna continues modeling to this date. However, there's more to this story than you think. Beyond her modeling career Anna is an extremely accomplished businesswoman and entrepreneur who co-founded her own brand of food Seedlyfe an nutrient-dense, superfood business. Anna along with her younger sister Willy Rawson were raised by their father after experiencing the loss of her mother at the age of 4. While Anna began to grow up, their father (Jim Rawson) and mother (Dianna Rawson) separated, putting Dianna into a downward spiral of extreme depression. Dianna had been admitted to a mental hospital during a time after seeking aid from a medical facility, eventually committed suicide after Anna was five years old and her family was devastated and brokenhearted. Anna lived in a difficult environment. Her parents forced her to adopt the new ways of life without her mother. This is an extremely painful moment for every child. Her father Jim was an excellent helper and someone was very close to her. Jim Rawson is a footballer from Glenelg. They are both passionate about playing the game. Anna admitted that golf came about because she wanted to spend longer with her dad as well as her brother following the passing of her mother. She soon discovered it is something she really enjoys (and those cute golfers definitely contributed!) Anna utilized golf to cope in times of feeling unhappy about her mom's death that helped her improve her skills and allowed her pastime to turn into a profession. Wow! Rawson attended St. Martin Boarding School before completing her education via the homeschooling method. Anna acknowledges that her decision on which college to attend was more a matter of naivety than rationality. It was warmer at Immanuel College, in Southern Australia. Anna had been granted acceptances from Yale as well as Harvard. Anna was then accepted to The University of Southern California, earning her the All-Pac 10 honourable mention three times. It's a beautiful combination! Following the BA Communications degree in Southern California she stayed in school and later received an MBA at Columbia Business School.