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No, I'm saying that we can choose many parts of our lives, we have free will. Just because we have a will doesn't change our biology or environmental status. For example, I will not be part of the Bin Laden family no matter how I wish, I could possibly become a friend or confidant but never a family member. No amount of training or will power will ever cause me to become a gold medalist in Olympic sprinting, there are others with muscular genes that'll always outperform mine given equal training and motivation. I cannot change the fractional banking system no matter how influential and wealthy I become, the system is far too entrenched for me to do it personally.
People can achieve many things given the right will and the right system. It is only through action that things are done and people won't act without the will to do so. The point is about will, we have will and a life and many choose to live a life of mediocrity and then complain about living a mediocre life on crutches.
For me, I have chosen a life that benefits myself, my local and greater community as well as the land that we occupy. I haven't reached that goal but I am certainly on the way there.