Anna Rawson

Anna turned professional at 23 and quickly became a successful. While Anna was a child, she had to go through a traumatizing experience which transformed her life. To spend more time with her brother and father who also played golf Anna decided to take up the game as a new pastime. Anna aged barely 16 when she began modeling when she reached the finals of Dolly Magazines' cover contest. Anna has been modeling since then. There is much that Anna is more than what is visible. Anna has a long and successful run as a model. She is an entrepreneur and co-founder of Seedlyfe, a superfood brand that's rich in nutrients. Anna Rawson's father fostered Anna and Willy Rawson after her mother died tragically at the young age of four. Dianna Rawson was on the verge of depression as Anna began to grow to. Her father, Jim Rawson and her mother Dianna Rawson got divorced. Even though Dianna was able to seek the assistance she sought and was referred into a mental health facility, she later took her own life when Anna was just 5 years old leaving her family heartbroken and distraught. Anna grew up in a difficult home. Anna had to adjust to the new norm of living without her mother, a pain which no child ought to endure. Her family was close to the father of her child, Jim who was an amazing partner. Jim Rawson played football in Glenelg and was a great friend who shared his passion for the game with Anna. Anna admitted that the only reason she began playing golf was in order to be closer with her brother and father in the wake of her mother's death, however she quickly realized it was a pastime she really enjoyed (and the golfers who were cute helped!). Anna began playing golf as a way of coping with the loss of her mom. The sport helped her improve her skills and she soon made it a career. It's a wonderful idea. Rawson attended St. Martin Boarding School before completing her education by school at home. Anna Rawson is the first person to admit that her decision to attend college was more the result of sheer naivete and not logical thinking. It was warmer at Immanuel College, in Southern Australia. She had received acceptances from Yale and Harvard. Anna was accepted, following her visit for a trip to Immanuel school in southern Australia, went on to study in Southern California's University of Southern California. She was given an All-Pac 10 award three different times. It's a beautiful combination! In Southern California, she earned the BA Communications. Later at Columbia Business School, she earned an MBA.