Anna Rawson

When she was 23, Anna took her golfing abilities and turned professional. She is a roaring career of herself ever in the years since. As Anna was younger she went through a traumatizing experience which transformed her life. In order to spend greater time with her dad and elder brother, she took up playing golf. Anna started her modeling career in the year she turned 16 and won Dolly Magazine's cover competition. It's still until this very to this day. There is more to her than meets the eye. Anna's modeling career is only the beginning. She has also been a highly successful entrepreneur and professional. Anna co-founded Seedlyfe Superfoods and is a food-related company. Anna Rawson was born with her younger brother Willy Rawson by her father who had suffered the devastating loss of their mother at barely five years old. Dianna Rawson was in a spiral of depression when Anna was growing up. Her father, Jim Rawson and her mother Dianna Rawson divorced. Dianna suffered from depression and was placed being held in a mental institution for a while after seeking help from the hospital, eventually committed suicide after Anna reached the age of 5 and her family was devastated and devastated. Anna was raised in an environment that was difficult. Her new life was difficult and she was required adjust. That is not something that a child should ever have to experience. Jim Rawson was the biggest friend, and she developed to become very close to him. Jim Rawson was a former soccer player from Glenelg, and they were both passionate about the game. Anna admitted that the only motivation for playing golf when her mother passed away was to become close to her father. However, she quickly discovered that she enjoyed it. (The adorable golfers definitely contributed!) Anna started playing golf in order to cope with the grief following the death of her mother. She improved her game and was soon able to turn her hobby into the full-time job of her choice. This is a great dream! Rawson attended St. Martin Boarding School, and then completed her schooling by homeschooling. Anna admits that deciding which university to go to was more a matter of naivety than the logic. While she was offered numerous acceptance offers from the top universities, like Yale or Harvard University Immanuel College was chosen because of its superior climate. Anna went to Southern California, following her studies at Immanuel College, where she was awarded an All-Pac 10 Honorable Mention on three separate occasions. Beauty and brains A match created in heaven! She received her BA in Communication in Southern California and continued to learn, ultimately earning an MBA at Columbia Business School.