Nietzsche's Will To Power

Nietzsche felt that everything was in a constant flow and nothing was fixed. He believed everything was moving and changing including ideas, truth, knowledge, etc. His idea of “will to power” was the driving force behind all of this change. Since change is a basic part of life, he felt all perspectives that made reality seem fixed, such as religions or scientific, as life denying. For Nietzsche, the will to power is psychological insight, and the basic drive is for power as in independence and dominance. Nietzsche believed that the universe is comprised of “wills” and not of facts. What we call “I” is really a competition of wills all struggling to overpower each other.
Adler believed that all humans suffer a feeling of being inferior in some