It doesn't exist. At least what most would consider to be true free will doesn't exist.
Every choice we make is mostly predetermined by the outcomes of previous events and societal pressures. Essentially, for any given decision, the odds are stacked in favor of one or more particular options. The extent of that stacked odd, or which choice is stacked at all, is different between people, and is different even for the same person at two different points in time.
But because it's a numbers game, everyone has the potential to break the mold. But only because after so much time has passed, there will be an anomaly show itself as long as there is any chance, no matter how small.
But because the "formula" is so immensely complex to figure out the actual chance for each individual choice, there is an illusion of free will. But it's honestly just a matter of probabilities.
And after typing all that, I'm wondering if you even expected a response lol
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