Yesterday I also watched the movie "Hancock," it was a good movie not because of the graphics or something like that. However, it was good because we get an idea of what it means not to know who you are and struggle with the powers you have. "Hancock," was the greatest human in his space. Yet, he was lost to himself, he could not act as he was supposed to because he was so angry about not knowing who he was.

How many of us are so jacked up in the head that we can not become the greatest us that has ever walked the earth. We trap our real self or hold ourselves hostage, to the point that we are trapped by our abilities. We are so messed up that we can not help people the right way instead we mess them up as well.

We must not judge ourselves by the pain of our lives, but we must judge ourselves by the calling on our lives. "John Hancock's" calling was to save humanity; however, he had to get in contact with himself first. He had to find out who he was, and his strengths and weakness. Once he understood those things he then could become who he was designed to be. So is the same for you, in order to become the radical you that you are supposed to be. You must get a true level of understanding about your abilities. You must learn to love you and become the greatest you can be by any means necessary.