Anna Rawson

Anna was able to begin her professional life at age 23. Her career has seen huge success ever from the beginning. While Anna was a child, she had to go through a traumatizing experience which changed her life. The sport she took up was of golf after that to be able to spend precious time with her brother and dad. Anna began her modeling career at the age of 16 when she was named the winner of Dolly Magazine's cover competition. She continues to do until this very today. There's more to it than what's in the picture. In addition to her modeling career, Anna is a highly prosperous businesswoman and entrepreneur, co-founding her own food company Seedlyfe which is a superfood brand that has nutrient density. Anna Rawson and Willy Rawson are raised by their father since the death of Anna's mother aged 4. Dianna Rawson was on the verge of depression as Anna was growing up. The father of her, Jim Rawson and her mother Dianna Rawson separated. Dianna Rawson sought assistance and was sent to a mental institution. She then took her own life when Anna was only 5 years young, leaving Anna and her family with a sense of complete despair. Anna must have to deal and face a myriad of difficulties. She was forced to accept an entirely new lifestyle in the absence of her mom. It's a difficult event for anyone. Jim Rawson was her most fervent fan, and she came to be very close with Jim Rawson. Jim Rawson is a footballer from Glenelg. Both of them love golf. Anna admits that her interest in golf only happened because she was looking forward to spending more time with her father and her brother after the death of her mother. Then she realized, however, that it is something she loves (and these cute golfers definitely played a role in that!) Anna began playing golf when she became depressed over the loss of her mother. The skill she developed grew and her hobby soon became an occupation. It's a wonderful goal. Rawson was a student at St. Martin Boarding School and then completed her education through homeschooling. Anna admits that deciding which school to attend was more a matter of naivety than logic. When she received offers from the most prestigious schools such as Yale and Harvard Anna was accepted at Immanuel College located in Southern Australia in a climate that is not as bad. Anna was accepted, following her visit to Immanuel school in the Southern Australian region, went on to study at Southern California's University of Southern California. Anna was awarded the All-Pac 10 award three different times. It's a beautiful combination! When she completed the BA Communications degree in Southern California she stayed in school before completing an MBA from Columbia Business School.