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Academy Award-winner Goldie Hawn started her career at the age of three, being trained as a dancer. By 17, she was running her own ballet school.
Following this, she made her film debut in тАШThe One and Only Genuine, Original Family BandтАЩ, winning the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress in 1969 for her role in тАШCactus FlowerтАЩ.
Following her success, Goldie Hawn worked on a number of other feature films, including starring in тАШThe Sugarland ExpressтАЩ тАУ Steven SpielbergтАЩs directing debut.
She took time away from the silver screen to nurture her growing family, retuning to both star in and executively produce her own projects тАУ becoming a trailblazer for women in film.
One of these projects, тАШPrivate BenjaminтАЩ, earned her an Academy Award nomination for Best Actress.
Golide HawnтАЩs film achievements continued to flourish, and she stared with some of the biggest names in film in the 80s and 90s.
Awards nominations also continued, with her receiving a nomination for Best Actress at the Golden Globes. Hawn has published two best-selling books, her memoir тАШA Lotus Grows in the MudтАЩ (2005) and тАЩ10 Mindful MinutesтАЩ (2011), a book on how to raise healthy and happy children.
Away from film, Goldie Hawn is a lifelong humanitarian and founded The Hawn Foundation in 2003, a non-profit public charity dedicated to helping children reach their potential. The Foundation works closely with leading neuroscientists, educators and researchers in the field.
They developed MindUPтДв, a teaching system for grades K-8 that gives children the tools to understand their own feelings, reduce stress and anxiety and improve academic performance.
As of today, MindUPтДв is being taught in six different countries including the U.S., UK, China, Venezuela and Australia, to cite just a few.
Goldie Hawn is a highly accomplished and entertaining public and keynote speaker.
