Anna Rawson

Anna was a professional golfer at the age of 23. She's achieved great success since. When Anna was younger, she went through an experience that transformed her life. She took up the hobby of golf to be able to spend quality time together with her father and brother. Anna was first introduced to modeling in the year she turned 16 and was awarded the title of Dolly Magazine's cover contest. This is still so to this to this day. There is much more to Anna than you can see. Anna has a long and prosperous career as a model. However, she's also an entrepreneur with a co-founder at Seedlyfe, a company that produces superfoods with a high nutritional value. Anna Rawson was brought up by her sister Willy Rawson by their father who died tragically of her mother at the age of was just four years old. Dianna Rawson, Anna's mother and father split up when Anna was a child. This led to Dianna spiraling into extreme depression. Even though Dianna received the treatment she sought and was admitted in a mental health facility, she later took her own life at the age of Anna was only 5 years old. young, leaving her family devastated and devastated. Anna had to grow up within a stressful and challenging setting. She had to adapt to the new reality of life without a mother, a pain which no child ought to endure. The girl was very close to her father Jim who was an amazing helper. Jim Rawson was a former soccer player from Glenelg They also enjoyed the sport. Anna says that she took up golf to remain close to her brothers and father following her mother's death, but she soon discovered that she loved it (and cute golfers assisted!) Anna started playing golf after she became depressed over the death of her mother. The skill she developed grew and the sport soon turned into something she could work at. It's an amazing ambition. Rawson went to St. Martin Boarding School as well as completing her schooling through the homeschooling method. Anna says that she chose her college based in her own intuition than on logical thinking. Anna was offered scholarships from prestigious colleges such as Yale as well as Harvard and was then accepted to Immanuel College in Southern Australia because the weather wasn't as difficult as in other places. Anna was a student in California after her time at Immanuel College. In that college, she received the All-Pac 10 Honorable Mention on three separate occasions. Brains and beauty What a combination perfect! After earning the BA Communications degree in Southern California she continued her studies in the field of communications and eventually earned an MBA from Columbia Business School.