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Jochem (46) doesn't know how much money he needs monthly: 'My accountant handles that'

Jochem (46) doesn't know how much money he needs monthly: 'My accountant handles that'

Entrepreneur Jochem, 46, experiences persistent financial pressure despite having a steady flow of work. He believes that increasing his revenue is the primary solution to alleviating his ongoing monetary struggles.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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