I'm pretty sure that general workflow isn't unique to you.
At the beginning of the day, there is the breakfast of champions: bupropion and duloxetine to keep me sane, 8-10 mg loperamide to keep me from having IBS-related diarrhea, and about 2/3 of a caffeine pill to actually wake up for real.
There's less consistency in my drugs. Amphetamine isn't a good match for me because of the horrible crash afterwards, forcing the substitution of a variety of weaker non-phenethylamine stimulants. Coffee is upgraded to more caffeine pills, nicotine has been showing up lately in the form of vaping, and then kratom and sometimes phenylpiracetam in moderate doses.
Subtract most of the bong hits, but add depressants: some combination of alcohol, phenibut, etizolam, and clonidine ought to do it later in the day. The combination varies each day, but usually contains at least two of those, with care not to mix the alcohol and etizolam. I've placed an order of the Russian stimulant/anxiolytic drug bromantane and may be able to subtract other anxiolytics and/or stimulants once it arrives. Please nobody tell the FDA and/or DEA about the
Iron Curtain.
Subtract the run - too much work. Subtract the majority of the work - too much work. When I actually do work it consists mostly of code though. Just as much random searching of scientific literature, rarely having much to do with what I'm supposed to be doing, which is aerosol research. I also read a bunch of things, mostly politics, history, economics, and science books written for non-specialists.
Most of these are things are things other people do, but in numerical order that would be:
1. bupropion
2. duloxetine
3. loperamide (not psychoactive)
4. caffeine (along with ~90% of everyone)
5. nicotine (along with ~40% of everyone)
6. alcohol (along with ~60% of everyone)
7. kratom
8. phenibut
9. etizolam
10. clonidine
11. bromantane (not yet but coming up next!)
These are all legal ATM. People who happen to have brains that are reasonably functional without much chemical enhancement are invited to critique those who are pretty much useless without bizarre cocktails of pharmaceuticals, herbs that actually work, and "nootropics". I'm sure that would help.