Anna Rawson

At the age of 23, Anna began to develop her golf skills to the professional level and has been a major career of herself ever from the time she started. Anna's entire life was impacted due to a heartbreaking incident at the age of. Following that, she picked off golf to spend more time with her brothers and father. We were avid fans of this sport. Anna was first introduced to modeling at the age of 16 years old and won the title on the cover of Dolly magazine contest. Anna continues modeling to the present day. But there is more than simply what one sees. Anna Rawson is more than a model who is successful, she is she is also a successful businesswoman. She was co-founder of Seedlyfe that produces a superfood high in nutrition. Anna Rawson was raised with her sister Willy Rawson by their father following the loss of her mother when she was just 4 years old. Dianna Rawson fell victim to an extreme depression after her divorce with Jim Rawson. When Anna was just a child, Dianna sought help and went to a mental hospital. While Dianna sought the help she required and was admitted in a mental institution, she ended up taking her own life when Anna was only 5 years old. old leaving her family heartbroken and devastated. Anna's early years were difficult. Anna had to adjust to the new reality with no mother. This was a burden that which no child ought to endure. Her father Jim was an excellent friend and a person was very close to her. Jim Rawson was a former player in the football team of Glenelg, and they enjoyed the sport. Anna admitted that the only reason she began playing golf was in order to be close with her parents and brother after the death of her mother came but later discovered that it was something she loved (and the cute golfers helped!). Anna used the game as a way to deal with stress whenever she felt particularly unhappy about her mom's death that helped her improve her skills and soon allowed her hobby to become a career. It's a wonderful idea. Rawson went to St. Martin Boarding School. After that, she finished her education by homeschooling. Anna admits that deciding which university to go to was based on naivety rather than logic. There were offers from top schools like Yale as well as Harvard but she later was accepted at Immanuel College in Southern Australia because the weather wasn't quite as bad as it was in the other states. Anna was a student in California following her time at Immanuel College, where she was awarded the All-Pac 10 Honorable Mention on three separate occasions. Talk about beauty and brains! Then, in Southern California, she earned a BA Communications. Later at Columbia Business School, she obtained an MBA.