Alina Tugend Biography
Alina Tugend is an American journalist, public speaker and writer.
Alina Tugend Age
There is no information about Alina’s age, and the place he was born though he is an American by birth.
Alina Tugend Family
.She was born to Her parents are Thomas J. and Rachel (née Spitzer) Tugend. He has also not shared about his parents and their occupation. There is also no information about him having siblings.
Alina Tugend Married | Husband
Tugend is married to the journalist Mark Stein and they have two children. He has also not shared any information about him having dated before.
Alina Tugend Education
She majored in journalism and history at the University of California, Berkeley and later earned a Master of Studies in Law at the Yale Law School.
Alina Tugend Career
She has written for the Hudson Dispatch in Union City, New Jersey, the Providence, Rhode Island, bureau of United Press International, Education Week, the Los Angeles Herald-Examiner, where she started the paper’s environment reporting, and The Orange County Register. For six years, starting in 1994, Tugend was the London, England, correspondent for the Chronicle of Higher Education before returning to the U.S. in 2000. From 2005-2015 she wrote the award-winning “Shortcuts” column for The New York Times.
Alina TugendTugend has also written for other newspapers, such as the Los Angeles Times, The Boston Globe, the San Francisco Chronicle and numerous magazines including The Atlantic, National Journal, Government Executive, Family Circle, More, the Columbia Journalism Review and the American Journalism Review. Tugend was a featured writer for The New York Times Practical Guide to Practically Everything – the Essential Companion for Everyday Life. and “Mistakes I Made at Work: 25 Influential Women Reflect on What They Got Out of Getting It Wrong.” Her writing is also included as an example of best essay writing in The Norton Field Guide to Writing, Second Edition.
In March 2011, Tugend published her first book, Better by Mistake: The Unexpected Benefits of Being Wrong” (Riverhead). Gretchen Rubin of The Happiness Project praised Better by Mistake as a “great new book” dealing with “how to deal with failure and mistakes in an effective and happier way.”Tugend also received the Best in Business for Personal Finance in 2011 from the Society of Business Editors and Writers.
Alina Tugend Net Worth
Alina estimated net worth is under review, there is no information about his net worth or salary but she is said to have been earning a huge salary from his work.