How much would you spend to find love?

Can you put a price tag on looking for love??

In this week's We Try First video, my colleague Sue-Ann tries out a paid matchmaking service and meets up with a potential date. She finds out if paying for these services is worth it, so that you can avoid doing so if it isn't.

Separately, ?she also explores the importance of being "multi-disciplinary", which means to work across various disciplines and work outside of your core tasks.

— Rosalind Ang , Correspondent

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