Nobody needs a pitch deck for your hobby. If it lights you up, the explanation can stay short.
REFLECTION
REFLECTION
Something that is genuinely yours does not require a case to be made for it. The pressure to justify a hobby comes from treating everything as an investment that must produce something, and under that rule anything done purely because you like it looks indefensible. Enjoyment is a sufficient reason on its own.
When someone asks why you do it, try answering in one short sentence and stopping there. Notice the urge to add a justification about health or skill or the future. Let the pause sit. Most people accept the short answer far more easily than you expect.
Which hobby do you keep justifying to other people?
Free, with nothing to buy inside it.