I fear I probably was too cautious again. As the availability of LEO on the Steem Engine Market is rather low, I was too slow to grab what I need to become half an orca (or should I day, half a lion?) on SteemLeo. If money were not an issue, I could get there in no time, of course. But I have to be careful.
Getting involved in these tribes is rather addictive. Buying tokens on the Steem Engine Market and staking them feels a bit like a game. And it is fun to do. There is however also real money involved, and it's advisable to only invest the money you can miss. In my eagerness to play this game, I might have overstepped that line a little.
So it is time to step back for a moment. No more buying new tokens, or else I might get some problems in the world of real money. There is only so much time in a day I can spend on Steem related things, and being involved in three different tribes is perhaps more than I can handle.
It is interesting to see all what is happening at the moment. In the eagerness to follow all developments taking place, there is also an element of fear: am I getting involved in the right things? Do I perhaps miss a new tribe that might become the great hit of the future?
In all the eagerness to follow all that is happening, I almost forget what I am here for: to create and share new content. Most of the content I create is not suited for SteemLeo. But now I'm staked in I'll sure try and become an active member to this tribe.