Welcome

Our time on earth is only a moment, but what we do here echoes for eternity. Walking out our lives in a meaningful and impactful way is a daily journey. We should never stop learning and growing as we seek to become more like Christ in all our ways.

I created this site to capture my thoughts and share them with you as I learn about life in three main areas:

Stewardship – How we manage the resources entrusted to us

Leadership – How we influence those around us

Faith – How we grow in our relationship with Jesus

I read as much as I can, write to help me process and communicate my thoughts, and speak when I have the opportunity. All of this is captured here in the three main sections of the site.

Thank you for visiting and please stay awhile! I’m excited to have you join me in the journey.

Sincerely,

Ira

Writes

Teachings

Few things help us learn better than to teach. I’ve been fortunate to have the ability to speak on occasion and am posting recording as available here.

About Me

 

Ira Nicodemus is a lover of Jesus, leadership, and stewardship. He’s always learning about each and is passionate about sharing what he’s learned with others.

Ira holds a MBA in Strategic Management from University of North Texas (’14), BS in interdisciplinary Engineering & Management from Clarkson University (’08), and AS in Engineering Science from Genesee Community College (’06),  . He has over 9 years career experience with companies ranging from startups to Fortune 500 and has worked with a variety of clients including churches, schools, healthcare, banking, and data centers. His current speciality is energy management for large commercial real estate portfolios. He also runs an online business, Propsee, where he provides practical resources to homeowners looking to better maintain and care for their homes. 

Ira’s spends his time actively seeking to steward all the considerable blessings that God has given Him. He is especially keen on the one pictured next to him here, as he’s convinced that if he had nothing but her, he’d still be the most blessed man alive.