Anna Rawson

Anna became a professional golfer at the age of 23, and she has been a great success ever since. Anna's world was changed through a traumatic event that occurred when she was young. After that, she started to take up golf in order to be able to spend time with her dad and brother. They loved playing the sport. Anna was first introduced to modeling in the year she turned 16 years old and won the title in the Dolly Magazine cover competition. Anna continues modeling to today. There is much more to Anna than meets the eye. Anna Rawson isn't only a popular model, but an entrepreneur as well. She was co-founder of Seedlyfe which is a food that is packed with nutrients. Anna Rawson was brought up by her sister Willy Rawson by their father in the aftermath of the devastating loss of her mother at the age of was only 4 years old. When Anna was growing up, her family members, her father (Jim Rawson) and mother (Dianna Rawson) split, which sent Dianna to spiral downwards of extreme depression. Dianna Rawson sought out help and was sent to a mental hospital. She then took her own death when Anna was five years old. young, leaving Anna as well as her family members with a sense of complete despair. Anna had to grow up in a challenging environment. She had to adapt to a new way with no mother. It was an awful experience that children should not have to bear. She grew close to her father Jim whom she found to be a tremendous support. Jim Rawson, a former Glenelg footballer as well as a lover of sport himself was the father of Anna. Anna acknowledged that the primary reason she began playing golf was in order to be close with her brother and father when her mother passed away, but she soon realized that the sport was a sport she liked (and the golfers who were cute helped!). Anna used golf to cope to help her feel less down about her mother's passing to improve her golf skills. This later allowed her sport to develop into a job. It's a dream. Rawson has attended St. Martin Boarding School and later completed her education through homeschooling. Anna acknowledges that her decision on which college to attend was based on naivety rather than logic. Anna was offered numerous scholarships, including from Yale and Harvard. However, she picked Immanuel College because of the better weather that is found in Southern Australia. In the wake of her trip to Immanuel college Anna went and studied in Southern California's University of Southern California where she earned the All-Pac 10 honorable mention on three separate occasions. The beauty and the brain What a combination made in heaven! When she was in Southern California, she earned an BA Communications. Later at Columbia Business School, she was awarded an MBA.