Explanation:

Yes I do because I have. Unfortunately, any TYPE of visions weren't really clear.

I knew for a year that someone close to me was going to die. I felt it like a nightmare looming. It started out with me wanting to pursue my own business. It was an elaborate business with many components all geared to help people. Then I got to a section on event planning. The overall goal to the business was to provide online tools that anyone could use to enjoy life. Cheap options for clothes, medical care…a huge variety of things. One of the was planning events. One of the events being funerals. As I built this whole business plan, I would get stumped at the funeral part and than, the nightmares came. You see, I'm a notary and can do a lot of verifications as well as weddings and wills. A notary is of course a much cheaper option than paying an attorney for a will especially for those who don't really have a lot of assets.

Anywho, I started crashing and burning. I couldn't focus on any other components of the business plan because I kept going to the funeral part. Like an obsessive compulsive disorder was taking over me. At one point I asked myself why not just dump this part and continue with the other components. I knew I could eventually find a place that I could recommend as an affiliate. No. I stared at my paper outline and started CRYING. I knew someone close was going to die. I felt it like a pit in my stomach.

I ditched my business design determined that I could come up with something else. Give it a break and come back to it. I SPENT the better part of a year planning my design. I had some 401k money and had negotiated a large bonus, my plan was by the 1st of the year I would be ready. Life had other plans for me. After I put it to the side I got a call from my mom. My dad was sick. I hung up the PHONE and it was like a voice in my head saying it's dad….he’ll be gone in a year. Plain as day. I lost my job because I missed too much time for my dad. I lost my bonus as well which I'm pretty sure was the real reason for the lay off.

Needless to say, my dad was indeed gone within the year. My 401k and savings allowed me to not work and be by his side for that time which I am truly grateful for.

There's other things I knew about before they happened. The last actual prediction I made was about 10 years ago. I predicted the BIG thing in 5-10 years would be “made in America” products booming. It is a thing and this coming year is the 10th year. Let's see how that goes.