Is your financial plan more like Johnny Appleseed or George Costanza? One built orchards. The other built excuses.

In this episode of Plan to Prosper, we explore two radically different models of living: the patient, faithful seed-planting of Johnny Appleseed and the chaotic, self-sabotaging shortcut-seeking of George Costanza. What do these two iconic figures, one fictional and one historical, reveal about how we steward our money, relationships, and time?

What you’ll learn:

• Why financial shortcuts never lead to lasting success

• The spiritual consequences of self-centered stewardship

• How patient planning produces generational blessing

• What Scripture says about diligence versus haste

• How to leave a legacy that honors God

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