Anna Rawson

Anna became a professional at the age of 23 and quickly became a success. Anna was a victim of a traumatic incident when she was younger. Then, to have the time to spend with her parents and brother, she took up playing golf. Anna, who was barely 16 when she began her career as a model when she reached the finals of Dolly Magazines' cover contest. Anna has been modeling ever since. But there is more than meets the eye. Anna is also a prosperous businesswoman who co-founded Seedlyfe Superfoods, a company that is super-food. Anna along with her younger twin brother Willy Rawson were raised by their father, who had suffered the loss of her mother around the age of four. Dianna Rawson was depressed following Dianna and Jim Rawson divorced. Dianna Rawson sought help and was referred to a mental institution. Then she committed herself to death at the age of Anna was barely 5 years old. older, putting Anna and her family in utter despair. Anna's life was hard for her. Losing her mother was just too heavy for a child to bear. Jim Rawson, her most fervent friend, and she developed to become very close to her. Jim Rawson, a former Glenelg footballer and a fan of his own sport, was the father to Anna. Anna acknowledges that she first began to play golf to be close with her brother and father after her mother's death, but it soon became apparent that she was a fan (and that cute golfers also helped!) Anna played the game as a way to deal with stress in times of feeling sad about the loss of her mother which helped improve her game and allowed her pastime to become a career. This is a dream. Rawson attended St. Martin Boarding School and then completed her studies by the homeschooling method. Anna admits she picked an institution based upon her lack of knowledge and not thinking. Anna was offered numerous scholarships which included Yale and Harvard. However, she chose Immanuel College because of the better weather that is found in Southern Australia. Anna studied in Southern California, following her studies at Immanuel College. She was awarded the All-Pac 10 Honorable Mention on three occasions. Talk about beauty and brains! She earned her bachelor's degree in Communications in Southern California and continued to study, eventually earning an MBA at Columbia Business School.