Ruth Moschner: Love Over Money, Friendship Over Wealth
TV presenter Ruth Moschner has shared her views on wealth and friendship. She values love and camaraderie over money, but admits there are exceptions. Moschner, whose age and exact residence remain private, believes money's influence should be limited.
Moschner, known for her TV shows and podcasts, has opened up about her stance on money. She believes it's essential for daily living expenses like rent and food, but draws the line at excessive wealth. 'I'd always choose love over money,' she stated.
Friendship plays a significant role in Moschner's life. She enjoys simple pleasures like spending time with friends in the park, sharing a piece of cheese together. 'Friendship is important,' she affirmed.
However, Moschner isn't immune to money's allure. She admitted making an exception for unique experiences, like flying to the Maldives on a private jet. Yet, she believes individuals shouldn't have so much wealth that they can influence things unfairly.
Moschner thinks the topic of money deserves renewed discussion in today's society. She believes it's crucial to strike a balance between meeting daily needs and preventing excessive influence.
Ruth Moschner, a prominent figure in German media, has shared her views on money and friendship. While she considers money necessary for living expenses, she values love and camaraderie above wealth. Moschner believes in discussing money's influence openly to prevent excessive power.
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