proactive

/proʊˈæktɪv/
adjective
  1. Acting in advance to deal with expected difficulties or changes; taking initiative rather than just reacting.
    • A proactive approach to health includes regular exercise and checkups.
    • She is very proactive about studying, so she always does well on exams.
    • The company hired a proactive manager who improved processes before problems occurred.
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