but “the self”, “to be and become” and the whole last part are so vague.

It’s trying, poorly, to say that health education helps people take charge of their own well-being, and that this somehow translates into a greater ability to reach their potential as a person.

You can’t, unfortunately, try to analyze anything a politician says. Most of the time they don’t know what they mean.

Just for fun, I invite you to pay visit to Communications from Elsewhere which in fact is a random text generator which produce meaningless texts suggesting the illusion of highly intellectual works with foot-notes, etc. See my link below and enjoy. It’s as funny as astounding!

you can live and become even more than you are

you can feel good about who you currently are

you can promise to develop your talents

by deciding and acting on goals.

It’s a kind of stupid sentence, if you ask me. It says almost nothing, and is certainly unrelated to Health Education!!