You know, pretending to be an office manager instead of revealing I was a lawyer was one of my favorite strategic moves in Survivor. The beauty of deception in the game is that it keeps people underestimating you, and when they underestimate you, you’ve already got the upper hand. I mean, every time someone asked me what I did, I’d talk about "managing personalities in the workplace" and laugh internally because, technically, that’s not even a lie—it’s just that the personalities I usually manage are in courtrooms, not cubicles!

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Survivor is all about playing the long game, and honestly, if you’re too honest, you might as well just hand someone else the million dollars. It's like poker—your face and your story have to match, or you're getting voted out. But hey, at least I didn’t say I was a magician; that would’ve been hard to explain without pulling idols out of coconuts!