High-value men want a woman who is emotionally present, someone they can trust with their vulnerabilities and share their innermost thoughts with. They want someone who listens, understands, and can be their soft place to land after a long day. An emotional connection is what fosters deep intimacy and strengthens bonds over time.
In my Effortless Abundance Workbook, I teach the power of creating an emotional space where you and your partner feel safe, supported, and deeply connected. If you want to learn how to open up emotionally and create a nurturing relationship, it’s the perfect guide for you.
2. Feminine Energy & Nurturing Spirit
Femininity is often misunderstood. It’s not just about how you dress or act; it’s about the energy you radiate. High-value men are naturally drawn to women who embrace their feminine energy. This means being soft, open, nurturing, and inviting. Men crave the feeling of being cared for and valued, not just physically, but emotionally.
You can dive into how to align your feminine energy with my Goddess Alignment Quizto see what areas of your energy need a boost. Unlocking your divine feminine power is a game-changer when attracting a man who truly values you.
3. Confidence without Arrogance
True confidence is magnetic. High-value men love a woman who knows her worth and stands in her power, without being boastful or arrogant. Confidence is about being self-assured, secure in your value, and not feeling the need to compare yourself to others. It also means being secure enough to allow your man to step into his masculine energy without feeling threatened.
The right balance of confidence allows you to shine in your own lane, creating a powerful, harmonious dynamic between you and your partner.
4. Kindness and Compassion
Kindness is the quiet strength that can transform any relationship. Men deeply value a woman who is compassionate not only toward them but toward others. Your ability to approach life with kindness, even when times are tough, shows your true character and earns the respect of a high-value man.
Simple acts of kindness and compassion make you stand out in a world that often values surface-level traits.
5. Shared Values and Goals
A relationship can only thrive when two people are aligned in their values and long-term goals. High-value men are drawn to women who share their vision for the future, whether that includes family, faith, career, or lifestyle. It’s about knowing where you both are headed and supporting each other’s journey.
When you understand what drives you and what you desire in a partnership, you will naturally align with someone who shares those same core beliefs.
6. Fun and Playfulness
Life can be stressful, but a woman who knows how to infuse joy and fun into everyday moments is priceless. High-value men appreciate a partner who can be playful, spontaneous, and not take life too seriously. Whether it’s surprising him with a fun date idea or simply enjoying a quiet night together, your light-hearted spirit will keep the relationship vibrant.
7. Respect and Appreciation
Respect is the foundation of any healthy relationship. Men want to feel valued and respected for the effort, time, and energy they bring into the relationship. It’s the small acts of appreciation—like recognizing his hard work or simply saying thank you, that build trust and deepen your connection.
When a man feels respected, he is more likely to reciprocate by giving you the love, care, and attention you deserve.
8. Physical Attraction with Emotional Depth
While physical attraction is a part of any romantic relationship, high-value men are looking for more than just beauty. They want a woman who also stimulates their mind and emotions. A woman who can have deep conversations, who has passion for her life’s purpose, and who connects with them on multiple levels is incredibly attractive.
If you’re ready to manifest a high-value man who sees you for your beauty, depth, and energy, it starts with aligning yourself with these traits.
Jenny from the Block has no luck with this thing called love. The Superstar’s 4th marriage to the love of her life Ben Afleck has quickly done down in flames and this time, maybe it’s not her fault.
Sources say Ben Affleck left Jennifer Lopez reportedly to protect his hard-earned sobriety.
According to RadarOnline, Affleck, 51, apparently “quit” his marriage to Lopez, 55, because her “glam lifestyle” was putting his “sobriety at risk”.
Our source said: “The marriage was incredibly overwhelming – J.Lo lives a very glam lifestyle, and he was often faced with temptation.”
Affleck, who has struggled with addiction for years and has done multiple stints in rehab, was said to be “risking his sobriety in that environment” and so he “had to leave to avoid his worst nightmare – a relapse”.
For years, Lopez didn’t drink – but after she launched her Delola cocktail line in 2023, she clarified she does “enjoy the occasional cocktail”.
The Jenny from the Block singer said last year: “I do drink responsibly. I don’t drink to get s—faced.”
But for an addict like Affleck, “there’s no middle ground” when it comes to being around alcohol.
An insider said: “It’s really unhealthy for him to be around any kind of alcohol. And with J. Lo, the drinking came with parties, surrounded by fake people who treated him special because of his fame, which was a trigger for him.”
Another trigger? An unhappy marriage.
The Argo actor famously said in 2021 while discussing the end of his 10-year marriage to Jennifer Garner: “It’s part of why I started drinking…because I was trapped.
“I was like, ‘I can’t leave because of my kids, but I’m not happy, what do I do?’ What I did was drink a bottle of Scotch and fall asleep on the couch, which turned out to be the solution.”
Affleck and Garner ultimately split in 2015, and he went to rehab two years later in 2017.
Garner, now 52, even staged an intervention for the Batman v Superman actor and drove him to yet another rehab in 2018 – the same year their divorce was finalized.
Now, Affleck is said to be adjusting to a life alone again following his rumored split from Lopez.
He has reportedly spent the past few months filming The Accountant 2, running the studio he founded with his pal Matt Damon, 53, in 2022 and preparing his next directing project.
An insider said: “He’s moving on. His plate is full. That’s just how Ben deals with adversity now that he’s committed to staying sober: He buckles down and focuses on the work. He’s not looking back.
“Ultimately, ending the marriage was the best decision. If Ben hadn’t ended it, many believe he would have eventually started drinking again – and that would have been a disaster.”
RadarOnline.com has reached out to Affleck and Lopez’s reps for comment.
This makes absolutely zero sense. One year Ben is blaming Garner for causing him to drink, now he’s blaming J. Lo. for causing him to think about relapsing and drinking again. I feel this report is made up, because what sensible human being would keep blaming women for his problems with alcoholism? Ben simply fell out of love with J. Lo and that’s that.
Shaunie Henderson noticed the cracks in her marriage to Shaquille O’Neal long before their high-profile divorce shook the sports and entertainment worlds in 2011.
In her new book, “Undefeated: Changing the Rules and Winning on My Own Terms,” released on May 7, Henderson, the creator of VH1’s “Basketball Wives,” delves into the breakdown of their relationship during O’Neal’s tenure with the Lakers.
“I enjoyed those sweet early years being a mother and raising my children; my days were always busy with kids and family, and every now and then I got to travel or enjoy a little of the NBA high life. But invisibly, my marriage was beginning to crumble,” Henderson, now 49, wrote.
“As I’ve written, it wasn’t obvious early on. You know how when you first get sick, and the symptoms are so mild that you’re not even sure you are sick? That’s how things were in the early years. I was busy and happy and didn’t notice what was going on. But as the disease progressed, the symptoms became harder and harder to ignore,” Henderson, now 49, reflected.
HOW THEY MET
“It was not hard to fall for his charm,” Henderson wrote of their first meeting in 1999, when she was working in the marketing department at 20th Century Fox.
“I staffed the premiere of ‘Star Wars: Episode 1–The Phantom Menace’ for Fox. I was checking in special guests, and Shaquille wasn’t even on the guest list, but he was such a big deal in L.A. that nobody cared when he showed up unannounced,” she wrote. “My bosses let him in the theater, but he ended up spending most of the movie in the lobby, trying to talk to me.”
After a few dates, Henderson and O’Neal were an item, and they went on to become one of the most famous NBA couples.
CHEATING 101 IN MIAMI
Despite the glamorous exterior, Henderson and O’Neal’s relationship faced turbulence, with Henderson recalling hearing rumors about O’Neal’s behavior when they relocated to Miami in 2004.
“Take Shaquille’s habit of ‘going missing,’” Henderson wrote. “Our chef did all the grocery shopping. His managers paid all the bills. I took care of the kids. So where was he going in the morning, during the day, and at night? No one works out that often.”
“When we moved to Miami, I even heard a rumor that he had a condo in Miami Beach. I started to get suspicious, but he always had an answer, and I could never prove anything. Eventually, I was forced to admit that my family life wasn’t as blissful or perfect as I wanted to believe.”
Although Henderson and O’Neal shared a life of luxury, with mansions and lavish Christmases, Henderson admitted that she may have been in love with the idea of their life together rather than O’Neal himself.
“Looking back, I don’t know that I was ever really in love with the man, but I was in love with the idea of being married to the man I had a family with,” Henderson wrote. “I was in love with the idea of building a life together. I truly did enjoy spending time with him. [NBA] road trips gave me a chance to be with my husband and experience the NBA life for a little while.”
Henderson explained in the book’s introduction that O’Neal tried to be the best husband and father he could to her and their children while navigating fame and receiving a lot of attention from women.
“He was trying to be a world-famous, thirty-something multimillionaire with thousands of women throwing themselves at him, and people in general begging just to be in his presence, while being a husband and a father at the same time,” she wrote. “How could anyone possibly know how to do that?”
Henderson made it clear that O’Neal never tried to hide her — he would blow kisses to her from the court at NBA games — and was so proud of their life together.
While O’Neal took responsibility for the downfall of their marriage, and wished his wife the best in her new marriage, Henderson emphasized that she isn’t placing blame. They divorced in 2011, allowing Henderson to find independence and create “Basketball Wives.”
Today, Henderson and O’Neal maintain a peaceful coexistence, with Henderson emphasizing that she doesn’t wish to tarnish their relationship.
“…Neither of us took the time to invest in our future by seeking marriage counseling, which, looking back, we probably should have,” Henderson reflected.
FROM HOUSE WIFE TO BOSS LIFE
Their divorce was finalized in 2011.
It led to Henderson finding her own financial independence and creating “Basketball Wives” in 2010. The reality show follows the daily lives and dynamics between wives, ex-wives and girlfriends of professional basketball players.
“After almost a year of planning, I had left my husband of nearly seven years, Shaquille O’Neal, along with the life my children and I had come to know… I told my divorce attorneys I didn’t want to fight with Shaquille. I just wanted him to take care of his kids,” Henderson wrote. “I didn’t care about anything else. I had also told them I didn’t want a cent of Shaquille’s money, and I meant it. I wanted to be free to have the life I wanted, on my terms, even while raising five kids under eleven… I’d turned my back on mansions, luxury cars, private jets, and a lifetime of wealth and privilege.”
Henderson explained that she and O’Neal now “have reached a placed of peaceful coexistence” and she “doesn’t want to ruin that” with her book.
Shaunie is a powerhouse. Most women would hold onto the last name of a celebrity man for dear life. But Shaunie dropped Shaq’s last name and picked up her husband’s last name… That says a lot about her level of self-love.
Many people who have never experienced deep, profound soulmate love will tell you to just pick a man, and eventually you will fall in love with him if he provides.
But it doesn’t work like that. Love is either almost instant after a few weeks or it’s cultivated through bonding. When a man initially meets a woman he tends to be dating/having sex with other women. Then he enters a relationship with a woman and continues the same patterns.
Because he’s busy bonding with other women he never fully forms a deep bond and cleaves with the main woman that he’s in a relationship with.
Of course men don’t realize how cheating impacts them early on in the relationship, and only denies them from receiving real love from the woman they are with.
I tell all of my couples to stop dating other people once you’re in a relationship. In fact stop talking to people you’re sexually attracted to. Spend time together and BOND. Wherever energy goes, love flows.
Having money or not having money doesn’t make you an awesome man. What makes you awesome is WHAT YOU DO WITH THE MONEY.
For example: When I was 16, living in the projects my boyfriend would buy me Quarter Pounder with Cheese value meals from McDonald’s and give me a little money… When I was 17 my baby daddy would get my hair and nails done and take me shopping for clothes. He would even surprise me with new Nikes.
When I was 19, I met a 33-year old girl. He came to pick me up in his drop top BMW (The dudes in the projects were like “Woah. That n*gga is riding on a HOUSE. 🤷🏼♀️) I didn’t have a car at the time, and needed to go to Walmart to get my baby some diapers and household stuff. (My BD was ALWAYS terrible, but this isn’t about that or him. Back then I bought my baby daddy a car before I even bought myself a car, because he had a license and I didn’t. I also made more money than him, cause I was AT IT from day one, and had pretty good jobs.)
Anyway, when we got to Walmart he said “What are you going to buy? I said “A box of popsicles for my son.” It was summertime. That man gave me $100 to buy popsicles!!!!
After that I would meet a succession of older men who provided but I never liked those men. I always cursed them out and talked crazy to them. Then again I did the same thing to my boyfriend’s.. The money they were giving me just wasn’t ENOUGH plus I had my own.
The point being is I met REAL MEN fairly early, but they were mostly older… As I went on, I mostly only cared about LOVE. I didn’t mind going 50/50 or even 80/30 with me doing the 80.
I would go on to waste YEARS/DECADES of my life with b.s. men who had me phucked up. If your man isn’t paying your bills he’s got you phucked up. If he’s not paying your bills and cheating on you too, HE REALLY GOT YOU PHUCKED UP!
Anyway, my life now is a RESULT of DECIDING to change once I started making 6 Figures and saw a soulmate relationship end. Although I dumped my last boyfriend, I didn’t take any pride in that. I was heartbroken and wondered how did it get there.
That’s when I started on the path of femininity and got a femininity coach. The way she taught me about MYSELF and softness with men changed everything. The other parts about men I always knew cause I always had game and a GIFT to nurture love.
I only became a coach to help people in the black community have better relationships. I thought that if people had access to the info that they would change.
i had no clue that our people just love to TALK about relationships, but not interested in INVESTING to get the knowledge.
I also realize becoming a divine feminine woman can only be down through interactions with divine feminine woman. Women these days are so catty and jealous that they follow everything MEN say and never get shifted cause they didn’t invest their time with the right WOMAN.
I don’t have to chase men online or be all up in their comments like some women, vying for attention, trying to hard to build a brand by agreeing with anything MEN say while hating on dope chicks like Kissy who you really want to be.
Anyway, that’s my journey. I actually have HUNDREDS of testimonials from clients getting engaged, married, improving their relationship, clients making money on social media for the first time and clients literally manifesting a million dollars in less than 30 Days. I have a ton of cool stories about lives I’ve changed. This work is pretty fun for me….
Producer and hip hop mogul Sean Combs, one of the most prolific men in music history, was sued in federal court on Thursday by Cassie, an R&B singer once signed to his label, who accused Mr. Combs of rape, and of repeated physical abuse over about a decade.
In the suit, filed in Federal District Court in Manhattan, Cassie, whose real name is Casandra Ventura — and who had long been Mr. Combs’s romantic partner — says that not long after she met him in 2005, when she was 19, he began a pattern of control and abuse that included plying her with drugs, beating her and forcing her to have sex with a succession of male prostitutes while he filmed the encounters. In 2018, the suit says, near the end of their relationship, Mr. Combs forced his way into her home and raped her.
“After years in silence and darkness, I am finally ready to tell my story, and to speak up on behalf of myself and for the benefit of other women who face violence and abuse in their relationships,” Ventura – an R&B singer who goes by the stage name Cassie – said in a statement to CNN. “With the expiration of New York’s Adult Survivors Act fast approaching, it became clear that this was an opportunity to speak up about the trauma I have experienced and that I will be recovering from for the rest of my life.”
According to the NY Times, The suit depicts Mr. Combs as a violent person who, beyond repeatedly assaulting Ms. Ventura, asked her to carry his gun in her purse, and the suit suggests he was responsible for blowing up the car of a rival suitor. In one incident, the suit says, Mr. Combs dangled a friend of Ms. Ventura’s over a 17th-floor hotel balcony.
In naming additional defendants, the court papers assert that others who worked with Mr. Combs had helped him to control Ms. Ventura, at times by threatening her with retribution — like suppressing her music if she did not obey his orders — or by helping to conceal his behavior. The suit, which names Mr. Combs and a number of his associated companies as defendants, seeks unspecified damages.
According to Ms. Ventura’s suit, she was swept into Mr. Combs’s jet-set lifestyle not long after meeting him and signing with Bad Boy, which released her debut album in 2006.
But, the suit says, he soon began to assert an extraordinary level of command over her life. In addition to controlling her career, he paid for her car, apartments and clothing, and even had access to her personal medical records. According to the suit, the results from an M.R.I. scan she had — for memory loss, possibly caused by drug use or by a beating she said she suffered from Mr. Combs — went directly to Mr. Combs.
Mr. Combs also provided Ms. Ventura with “copious amounts of drugs,” including ecstasy and ketamine, and urged her to take them, the suit says, and often became violent, beating her “multiple times each year.” The suit says Ms. Ventura never went to the police because she feared it “would merely give Mr. Combs another excuse to hurt her.”
Here is a breakdown of the rest of the incidents:
Los Angeles in 2009 – the suit says, Mr. Combs became enraged when he saw Ms. Ventura talking to another talent agent, then pushed her into a car and kicked her repeatedly in the face, making her bleed. According to the suit, Mr. Combs then had his staff bring her to a hotel room to recuperate for a week. She asked to go home to her parents, but Mr. Combs refused, the suit says.
The suit says that after seeing the violent repercussions of rejecting Mr. Combs, and the extent to which he would isolate her from her support network, “Ms. Ventura felt that saying ‘no’ to Mr. Combs would cost her something — her family, her friends, her career, or even her life.” And though she tried to leave Mr. Combs, the suit says he sent his employees to lure her back.
Cassie dated Kid Cudi
Early 2012 – Mr. Combs grew so angry about her dating the rapper Kid Cudi that he said he would blow up the rapper’s car. “Around that time,” the suit says, “Kid Cudi’s car exploded in his driveway.”
Through a spokeswoman, Kid Cudi confirmed Ms. Ventura’s account. “This is all true,” he said.
A few years into Ms. Ventura’s relationship with Mr. Combs, the suit says, he began coercing her “to engage in a fantasy of his called ‘voyeurism,’” in which she was directed to have sex with a succession of male prostitutes, while Mr. Combs watched, masturbated, took pictures and shot video.
According to the suit, Mr. Combs called these encounters “freak offs,” which involved costumes, like masquerade masks and lingerie. They continued for years, taking place at high-end hotels across the United States and in Mr. Combs’s homes. The suit says that he instructed Ms. Ventura to search the websites of escort services to procure male sex workers.
Drugs were supplied at these events, which Ms. Ventura’s suit says she took because they “allowed her to disassociate during these horrific encounters.”
According to the suit, Ms. Ventura would delete videos from these incidents that had been shot on her phone, but Mr. Combs told her he still had access to those videos, and on a flight once made her watch a video she thought she had deleted.
The suit says that as a result of these sexual encounters in different cities, Ms. Ventura was a victim of sex trafficking. The suit also accuses Mr. Combs of sexual battery, sexual assault and violations of New York City’s gender-motivated violence law.
Ms. Ventura’s suit includes several accounts of her unsuccessful attempts to escape Mr. Combs’s control.
In one example, the suit says that during a “freak off” at a Los Angeles hotel in 2016, an intoxicated Mr. Combs punched Ms. Ventura in the face, giving her a black eye. He fell asleep and she tried to leave the room, but Mr. Combs woke up and followed her into the hallway, where he threw glass vases at her, sending glass shattering throughout the corridor, according to the court filing. The hotel’s security cameras captured that incident, but the suit says Mr. Combs paid the hotel $50,000 for the footage.
The court filing says that in 2018, after Mr. Combs and Ms. Ventura met for dinner, he forced himself into her apartment and raped her while she “repeatedly said ‘no’ and tried to push him away.” After that, the suit says, she left him for good. Ms. Ventura married Alex Fine, a personal trainer, the following year and now has two young children. According to the complaint, her association with Bad Boy ended in 2019.
Ms. Ventura’s case, like other recent sexual assault lawsuits, is being brought under the Adult Survivors Act, a New York law that allows people who say they were victims of sexual abuse to file civil suits after the statute of limitations has expired. The one-year window to bring cases under this law ends next week.
In response, a lawyer for Mr. Combs, Ben Brafman, said: “Mr. Combs vehemently denies these offensive and outrageous allegations. For the past six months, Mr. Combs has been subjected to Ms. Ventura’s persistent demand of $30 million, under the threat of writing a damaging book about their relationship, which was unequivocally rejected as blatant blackmail. Despite withdrawing her initial threat, Ms. Ventura has now resorted to filing a lawsuit riddled with baseless and outrageous lies, aiming to tarnish Mr. Combs’s reputation and seeking a payday.”
Douglas Wigdor, a lawyer for Ms. Ventura, said the parties had spoken before the suit was filed. “Mr. Combs offered Ms. Ventura eight figures to silence her and prevent the filing of this lawsuit,” he said. “She rejected his efforts.”
Ms. Ventura’s case is the latest in a series of sexual assault civil suits filed recently against prominent men in the music industry, including Steven Tyler of Aerosmith, the executive L.A. Reid and Neil Portnow, the former head of the organization behind the Grammy Awards.
Mr. Combs, who in his career has variously been known as Puff Daddy, Diddy and Love, may be the most famous music executive of his generation.
In a world where connections seem fleeting and superficial, high value men stand out as pillars of strength, integrity, and authenticity. These remarkable individuals possess a unique ability to elevate not just their own lives, but also the relationships they engage in. Let’s delve into the essence of what it means to be a high value man and how embracing this role can transform your relationships into profound sources of fulfillment and growth.
1. Defining High Value: High value men are those who exude self-assuredness without arrogance, kindness without weakness, and ambition without selfishness. They understand that their worth lies not only in their accomplishments, but in their character, respect for others, and ability to inspire.
2. Authenticity and Vulnerability: High value men recognize that true strength lies in embracing vulnerability and authenticity. They understand that opening up emotionally fosters deeper connections, as it encourages those around them to do the same. By embracing their own imperfections, they create a safe space for meaningful conversations and growth.
3. Respect and Empathy: These men approach relationships with a genuine respect for others’ perspectives and emotions. They actively listen and seek to understand, acknowledging that empathy bridges gaps and strengthens bonds. This foundation of respect paves the way for partnerships built on mutual understanding.
4. Prioritizing Growth: High value men are lifelong learners who see relationships as opportunities for personal and collective growth. They encourage their partners to pursue their passions and dreams, nurturing an environment where both individuals thrive and evolve.
5. Communicating Effectively: A hallmark of high value men is their exceptional communication skills. They articulate their thoughts clearly, honestly, and with empathy. Through open dialogue, they resolve conflicts and foster a sense of trust that’s unshakable.
6. Offering Support: Whether in times of triumph or adversity, these men stand unwaveringly by the side of their loved ones. They offer not just material support, but emotional encouragement and unwavering belief in each other’s potential.
7. Creating Shared Experiences: High value men understand the significance of shared experiences. From meaningful conversations to adventurous journeys, they actively create memories that strengthen the bond they share with their partners.
8. Nurturing Intimacy: These men embrace intimacy in all its forms – emotional, physical, and spiritual. They prioritize connection and intimacy, realizing that these elements are essential for relationships to flourish.
9. Cultivating Trust: Trust is the cornerstone of high value men’s relationships. They consistently prove themselves trustworthy through their actions, creating an unbreakable foundation of faith and loyalty.
10. Elevating Love: At their core, high value men redefine what love means. They infuse relationships with devotion, support, and understanding, making love not just a feeling, but a conscious choice to uplift and empower each other.
In a world that often glorifies superficiality, high value men shine as beacons of genuine connection. By embodying authenticity, empathy, and unwavering support, they not only enhance their own lives but create relationships that stand the test of time. Remember, being a high value man is not about perfection, but about constant growth and commitment to nurturing the bonds that matter most. Your journey as a high value man is a powerful testament to the transformative impact of love and authenticity.
To the disappointment of many who enjoyed seeing them together, Yung Miami and Diddy’s entanglement is now over with.
The City Girls rapper sat down with “The Cut” letting everyone know that she and P. Diddy are strictly friends after ending their budding romance.
On one episode of her award-winning “Caresha Please” series, Miami fawned about her love for golden showers in the bedroom … but, in the interview, she says that didn’t necessarily mean it was the Bad Boy mogul who was raining over her.
If you think it was a miracle that Caresha was able to date a high value man of Diddy’s caliber then you may want to check her backstory that she gave to THE CUT. Caresha has been dating bosses since A1 Day One.
While she never put a title on her relationship with Diddy, because deep down she knew it was temporary, the two were spotted together all of the time, with Caresha tweeting that the two “Go Together Real Bad.”
Initially she stood her ground after the internet clowned her because her billionaire bae got another chick pregnant. Now it appears that Caresha has raised her self-esteem and won’t allow herself to be played like that again.
And while she and Diddy are over, Miami says she plans on making “Caresha Please” a household name like Rihanna‘s Fenty.Can’t stop, won’t stop!!!
Truth be told, her podcast is on Diddy’s revolt, so regardless Diddy will still make money off of her. So they are still BUSINESS PARTNERS.
People can say what they want about Caresha, but the woman is smart, on her business and winning like a mthfker. Diddy definitely upped her profile and she kept him in the spotlight.
Fair exchange ain’t robbery, until you have a baby and embarrass your down “chick” in front of the whole world.
