The problem with the standard definition if willpower, is the association with “control.” Control is an illusion of the self expecting mind. If all things are considered, control itself eludes to maintaining a stable continuity. All things are not considered, uncertainty is supreme.<p>If we were to reconsider willpower as “the capacity to effect the determination of resolve” may the principle be more insightful?<p>Does the capacity to effect the determination of resolve exist?
Current theories about willpower has a bunch of conflicting evidence. What if willpower is actually not about will at all, but about how the mind handles information?