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Things are changing in my life.
Last year in July, I've finished my bachelor thesis and received my degree in molecular biology.
I proceeded to work in a biopharmaceutical lab for 3 months, and am currently employed as a lab assistant at the neurobiology lab of my University.
In February, I applied to a University in Ireland to get a MSc in Immunology, and 2 weeks ago, I was officially accepted, which means I will be moving from Germany to Ireland - possibly permanently.
Many things come with that change. Finding a new home, new friends, new ... everything. And while I am extremely anxious (wtf is the housing market in Ireland even?), I'm also looking forward to all the new experiences - a lot.
Things here on Steem have changed too.
At the very beginning, I was part of 
Last year, I left steemSTEM to re-orient myself and joined Utopian.
Community projects have been my main focus from the start because the Steem community is something worth to be preserved. I've met so many of you in person, and I'm looking forward to increasing that number.
Sadly, Utopian turned out ... not so great. I had considered making a long and detailed post about what went down but after writing it I realized that it looked like I'm creating drama and FUD.
Even though I personally don't like the direction Utopian, an awesome project, is going, it doesn't mean it will never succeed. But creating FUD would certainly throw a wrench into the gears.
So, let's stick with "Utopian didn't work out for me and many others. It makes me sad, but maybe the future will bring change. I hope so, for everyone involved."
What now?
There are currently no community projects I feel especially connected to.
I currently support 
After a bit of thought, I decided to apply to work for 
TokenBB (a Steem based forum platform) and DLease (a SP leasing market intended to draw more passive investors to the chain) are their current flagships, and they're looking great.
It's not the community project I've been looking for, but we share a common vision for the blockchain, and BuildTeam certainly has an impact.
So yeah, that's what I'm doing now, aside from occasionally posting stuff here and on 
You read through all my rambles about changes, the present, the past, and the future but you're actually just here for the SP delegation contest, right? Thought so.
The Topic:
What is your vision for Steem?
Write a post that answers the following question:
- What brought you to Steem?
- What made you stay?
- What do you wish would change?
- What do you think Steem needs in terms of apps?
- What has been your best Steem experience so far?
The Rules:
- Write a post answering the questions (please include the questions too)
- Leave a comment under this post with a link to your entry
- One entry per person
- Delegation can only go to people with less than 5000 SP
- Known spammers, plagiarists, scammers, trolls, bidbots, and people who publicly spread anti-scientific views are excluded from the contest
- Tag the post with my-steem-vision (all other tags are your choice)
- The post must be in English
- If there are no suitable entries, there will be no winner
- If the winner turns out to be abusing the delegation, the delegation will be withdrawn
- Credit pictures that are not your own, make sure you are allowed to use them commercially
- Contest ends 19th of May, 23:59 UTC+2
The Prize:
1000 SP delegation for 2 months, starting from the day the results are announced.
