The willpower you just mentioned is so powerful to the point that if everybody has it, then the therapy and psychiatry industry would be so poor. But unfortunately, the reserve is the case in our society, people often do not fight for it or train themselves to maintain the sanity that will help their willpower to grow.
Agreed. Everyone possess willpower to varying extents. The majority have weak willpower leading to regular issues like gambling addiction etc in their day to day lives while the minority have great willpower who live their lives successfully.
The psychiatry and therapy industry earn huge amounts thanks to so many people possessing weak willpower.
When it comes to addiction, it's a very difficult situation because so-called normal self-control is no longer there. Apparently, what a gambling addict does is make their condition uncontrollable.
Unless the gambling addict himself has the willingness to change the addiction he is going through, in this scenario, there is no hope of recovering from the addiction. Because it's not easy to get rid of addiction, to be honest.