Anyway, like any daimon, eros is a good thing until it takes over the personality, until we become obsessed with it. This makes will roughly synonymous with ego and reality-testing, but with its own store of energy, as in ego psychology. I suspect he got the notion from Otto Rank, who uses will in the same way. May hints that will, too, is a daimon that can potentially take over the person. Another definition of will is the ability to make wishes come true.
Wishes are playful imaginings of possibilities, and are manifestations of our daimons.
Many wishes, of course, come from eros. Hence, we can see three personality types coming out of our relative supply, you might say, of our wishes for love and the will to realize them. But he does use various terms to refer to them, and I have picked representative ones. There is the type he refers to as neo-Puritan , who is all will, but no love. So they become anal and perfectionistic, but empty and dried-up.