Objective:
Reframe pickleball as more than a sport—position it as a fast-growing, lighthearted yet effective networking hub for founders, investors, and CXOs.
Time Required:
30–40 minutes per match + chai-and-samosa debrief for the real deals.
Tools Used:
Pickleball gear (paddle, ball, court, sneakers)
Humor + zero ego (bonus points for missed shots 👏)
Post-game rituals (chai ☕, samosa 🥟)
Conclusion:
Pickleball is the new “golf for founders,” but with fewer suits and more high-fives. It blends fitness, fun, and business networking seamlessly—where a missed serve can earn as much goodwill as a good pitch deck. Deals aren’t just shaken on; they’re laughed into existence.
18 Aug 2025
👀 Assignment details
Copywriter at Sorted BrandFull-time / RemoteRemote25-30K per month Assignment DetailsWrite a LinkedIn post on 1 of the given topics for a 40-year-old male founder:How pickleball is becoming the new networking spot Are networking events really important to attend as a founder? Why...