Hello and Namaste. I'm Divina Gupta. And in today's edition of Business Daily Meets, we'll hear from an entrepreneur who turned his back on investment banking to start a career in matchmaking.

I remember sitting down in my kitchen table talking to friends and family and they all unanimously said, don't become a

matchmaker. It'll be the worst mistake of your life.

Paul Carrick Brunson is perhaps best known for being one of the relationship experts on the

globally syndicated reality TV show married at first sight. He's also head of global research

for the dating app Tinder,

which is used by 75 million people worldwide.

He'll tell us why starting small is the key to winning big in business.

Most of us go after, I want the largest market in the world.

No, no, no.

What's the smallest market that

could sustain you? And get his top tips to discussing money with a partner. Difficult conversations

require efforts. When people say... Make the effort. Exactly. When people say relationships are

work, that's the work. That's all coming up on this edition of Business Daily Meads.

Paul Bronson certainly has a head for business, a serial entrepreneur who counts the global

media personality, Oprah Winffrey among his friends.

But people certainly in the US and UK probably know him best for matters of the heart.

No rub on the shoulder, no hug, there's been nothing. Zero affection. Zero.

That's just how I am.

Paul in The Love It or Hate It, hit show married at first sight there.

Away from the TV drama, it's the dating app business that Paul is delving in, in his role as global head of research for one of the biggest platforms, Tinder.

If you look at the love business, it's a multi-billion dollar global industry, mostly led by

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