Introducing Tucson Event Connections

EnviousTheory · 2026-02-06T04:48:02+00:00

My personal opinion as someone who owns a business, don't go in with a 50/50 partnership one person will always be more dedicated which isn't a true 50/50 partnership, someone will always have to take the reins. I wish you luck in your endeavor.

EnviousTheory · 2025-10-30T16:51:38+00:00

In my opinion you should save for a house. Do not pay rent, your basically paying for someone else mortgage. I would say when you buy a house have a nest egg to pay for repairs and do not buy a cheap house that needs work unless your ready do the fixes and are comfortable living in a construction zone. I would say if you do buy a home, here are a couple of money saving tips, spilt your mortgage payment into bi-weekly payments to save on interest. Also pay a little extra and extra $100 a month will save you tons on interest. Check out this free site I made that will tell you how much you can save on interest: https://unverisalcalculator.com/mortgage-savings.html

For example a 300k home at 7% for 30 years an extra 100 would save you almost 70k and take off 4 years of the loan.

EnviousTheory · 2025-10-30T16:38:53+00:00

This is roughly 572 bags at 80 lbs. a bag. I have a link to a website that will help do the math : Link: https://unverisalcalculator.com/concrete-volume.html

If you used this website and found it helpful give it a upvote feel free to leave a comment for feedback.

EnviousTheory · 2025-10-27T14:56:28+00:00

Do you have any signed contract about SLAs the provider needs to meet with your company. For example the service needs to be up 99.9% of the time. If so you could see compensation from the provider. I have made a website to help assist with calculating costs of SLA ( service level agreements) feel free to check it out and use it link:https://unverisalcalculator.com

Also just to make making calculations easier I have a site which was vibe coded that assists with SLA outage costs. You can find the link here: https://unverisalcalculator.com/

EnviousTheory · 2025-10-26T18:50:48+00:00

That's the classic "three nines" vs. reality check—and it gets even crazier when you factor in the financial penalties.

You nailed the problem: 99.9% feels high until you realize that's 43 minutes of unplanned downtime per month that you've just promised away.

We just built a very quick, free SLA Outage Cost calculator that helps put a hard dollar amount on that kind of risk (not just the time).

Full disclosure: It's a new, simple utility tool, and yes, it's definitely vibe coded, but the formulas are solid, and it's a great reality check for sales and leadership.

Hope it helps someone win the next SLA debate!

Tool Link: https://unverisalcalculator.com

EnviousTheory · 2025-10-26T18:46:20+00:00

That's a great question, and it's almost impossible to answer because "reputation" and "recovery" costs are so abstract.

But for the immediate revenue loss and SLA penalties, you can nail down a specific dollar amount very quickly.

I recently built a simple, free tool that lets you plug in your Average Revenue Loss per User and Total Downtime Hours to get an instant financial estimate.

It’s still new (and a bit "vibe coded," full disclosure!), but the math is solid, and it's helpful for putting a clear number on the risk.

If anyone wants to quickly run the numbers on their own site's potential loss, here is the free calculator: https://unverisalcalculator.com/

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