Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Proactive"

dictionary.com defines the prefix as one of priority in space or time having especially a meaning of It is really difficult even for me to understand, but you can kind of see the meaning of the prefix with proclaim. "To claim" + projected outward.

active-basically means any ACTION . proactive- are actions that have been done on the basis of something. -it also refer to taking control and making things to happen rather than just waiting for something to happen..

I think you might mean this? I'm more proactive now than I've ever been in my whole life.

Very close. This picture that my friend sent me out of the blue is an absolute blast FROM the past. It reminds me of myself in MY early 20s, when I was proactive in boosting my new business. At the time, I was engaged in promoting SEASONAL foods in my hometown.

This picture that my friend sent me out of the blue SHOWS an absolute blast FROM the past. (This is my interpretation, but yours is fine) It reminds me of myself in MY early 20s, when I was proactive in boosting my new business. You really have great command over the language tho.

Please note the corrections: It's important to have some trustworthy friends in life. Correct - It's really happy to have a good friend. Misuse of "happy." Maybe use nice? - I want friends, but I'm unsociable. Connect the two sentences with a comma - I need to become positive and proactive. Correct - Don't be passive, me. Not quite understandable - I want friend, I don't mean superficial friend. Add in words and wrong use of superficial. I would use "fake": I want A friend, I don't mean A FAKE friend. - I mean real friend. Add in a word: I mean A real friend. - I wonder what real friend is. Add in a word: I wonder what A real friend is. - How many real friends whom you can trust from bottom of your heart do you have? Rearrange sentence for better flow: How many real friends DO YOU HAVE whom you can trust from the bottom of your heart. The final product would be like: It's important to have some trust worthy friend in life. It's really nice to have a good friend. I want friend, but i'm unsociable. I need to become positive and proactive I want a friend, I don't mean a fake friend. I mean a real friend. I wonder what a real friend is. How many real friends do you have whom you can trust from the bottom og your heart? - Cheer up and good luck for the future!

I think this is an issue of overlapping and extended meanings. Aggressiveness is usually associated with anger (Ex: An aggressive driver is driving dangerously, pushing their way through traffic.) However, as you can see with this example, "agressive" is referring to the "pushiness" of the driver, or their will to get ahead. An aggressive person or animal is the one who is proactive in fighting or starting problems. These uses lead to the extended meaning of something like "angry."

creating or controlling a situation by causing something to happen rather than responding to it after it has happened. "be proactive in identifying and preventing potential problems"