Anna Rawson

As a young woman of 23 Anna was able to take her skills in golf and became a professional golfer and has been a major successful career from the time she started. Anna experienced a life-changing event in her early years as a girl. After that, she took up golf to enjoy more time with her siblings and father. We were huge fans of the sport. Anna was a model when she began in the year she turned 16 and was awarded the title of Dolly Magazine's cover competition. The model continues to do until this very the present. There is much more to Anna than you can see. Anna Rawson isn't just an accomplished model, but also a businesswoman. She co-founded Seedlyfe that produces a superfood rich in nutrients. Anna and her younger sister Willy Rawson were raised by their father after experiencing the devastating loss of her mother at age four. Dianna Rawson fell victim to an intense depression following her divorce of Jim Rawson. When Anna was a young girl, Dianna sought help and went to a mental hospital. While Dianna was able to seek the assistance she sought and was admitted in a hospital for mental illness, she ended up taking her own suicide when Anna was just 5 years of age. Her family was devastated and devastated. Anna's growing up was not easy. She had to adapt to the new norm of life without a mother. That is a trauma that children should not have to bear. Her father Jim was a wonderful support, as well as someone with who she became extremely close. Jim Rawson was a former soccer player from Glenelg and the two shared their love of golf. Anna says that she started playing golf to be close with her brother and father after her mother's passing, but soon realized she enjoyed it (and it was also because cute golfers aid!) Anna took up golf as she was particularly sad about the death of her mother. She improved her skills and soon her passion turned into a job. It's a wonderful idea. Rawson was a student at St. Martin Boarding School after which she completed her education through the homeschooling method. Anna says that she chose her school based more in her own intuition than on logical thinking. Anna was offered scholarships from prestigious colleges such as Yale as well as Harvard however she was eventually accepted to Immanuel College in Southern Australia because the weather wasn't quite as harsh as the weather in New Zealand. Anna later attended at the University of Southern California, receiving an All-Pac 10 honourable mention three times. A perfect blend of beauty and intellect! The graduate received her Bachelor of Arts in Communications at Southern California and continued to pursue her studies, eventually obtaining the MBA in Business Administration at Columbia Business School.