Introduction to Proactive Thinking

Proactive Thinking includes estimating a future circumstance and making an arrangement of activity as opposed to sitting tight for occasions to happen or acting in the wake of seeing outcomes.  Being proactive means trying to inspect a circumstance, make inquiries, dive into points of interest, clear up questions and act ahead of time either to get ready for it or to anticipate it.  

Proactive Thinking and Proactive Action is the most essential nature of successful and actually powerful individuals. It includes the predetermined endeavors to change a man's conduct or a circumstance and reorienting it into something more positive. Proactive activity manages issues purposely and helps in taking out or tending to misconception and confusion in a more compelling way.

Reactive Thinkers don't step up and let the circumstances choose their activity. They cruise with the tides of life and consider themselves to be casualties of condition, unfit to change their responses and hence feel a great deal less enabled. They look at change as a condition of amazement, stun, freeze and respond in a spontaneous unpleasant way which does not yield execution of effective solutions.

Proactive Thinkers won't just foresee the dangers they may confront but additionally outline an arrangement of activity to confront those dangers and act as indicated by the circumstance. They will dependably be prepared to confront a hazard or a trouble with certainty and an arrangement of activity at each progression.

You can greatly increase your proactive attitude by increasing your optimism and by being aware of your feelings and the root cause of each of your feelings. Always be honest about your skills to yourself and others. Admit to your mistakes when you make them and use them as a learning opportunity.  Ask for help whenever you are not confident about doing something. Try to think, feel and react appropriately in every situation to build your proactiveness.