self will
/ˌsɛlfˈwɪl/
noun
- The quality of being determined to do what one wants, often without considering others' wishes or advice.
- Her self-will made her refuse all offers of help, even when she was exhausted.
- The toddler's self-will was evident when he insisted on tying his own shoes.
- A leader needs self-will to push through difficult decisions, but also must listen to the team.
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