Anna Rawson

Anna became a professional at the age of 23, and was a roaring superstar. Anna's life was forever changed through a traumatic event that occurred as a child. Then, she decided to take on golf in order to have more fun and spend time with her brothers and father. We were huge fans of the sport. Anna started her modeling career at the age of 16 when she won Dolly Magazine's cover contest. She continues to do so to this today. More than meets the naked eyes. Beyond her modeling career Anna is a very successful businesswoman and entrepreneur co-founding her own brand of food Seedlyfe which is a superfood brand that has nutrient density. Anna Rawson was born along with her younger brother Willy Rawson by her father who had suffered the devastating death of her mother when they were only five years old. Dianna Rawson became depressed after Dianna and Jim Rawson divorced. Dianna was admitted to a mental institution for treatment, however she ultimately took her own life. Her family was devastated. Anna lived in a challenging environment. Her new life was difficult and she was required to adjust to it. This is something no child should go through. Her father Jim was an excellent support system and someone whom was very close to her. Jim Rawson shared the same passion for football that Anna and both were former Glenelg footballers. Anna revealed that her sole motive for playing golf once the death of her mother was to become close with her dad. However, she quickly discovered that she enjoyed it. (The charming golfers certainly did help!) Anna began playing golf as a way of coping with the loss of her mom. It improved her ability and she soon made it the focus of her career. This is a goal. Rawson was a student at St. Martin Boarding School. Then she completed her education by homeschooling. Anna confesses to choosing an institution based upon her naivety and not logic. It was warmer at Immanuel College, in Southern Australia. She had received acceptances from Yale and Harvard. Anna went to Southern California after her time at Immanuel College. She received an All-Pac 10 Honorable Mention on 3 separate occasions. Brains and beauty A match that is made for each other! The actress's BA Communications in Southern California was then followed by her MBA from Columbia Business School.