[dimitar]

Have you tried work that comes to you? Like clearing a queue of tickets in technical support or even accepting calls?

You basically have to show up to work and you are micromanaged by the queuing software. Sounds horrible, but it leads to consistent performance and when your shift is over your mind is clear from work. You are not stressed about procrastination - you just have to respond to stimuli.

You don't have to be very social, the communication is basically a ritual/protocol. If you can clear the first hurdle it might turn out that the formed habits will help you for life.

There are more technical support jobs out there, you just need to make sure they are not organized around projects or a particular big client, but a queue. You are in Eastern Europe so there might be some opportunities around you.

You can give it a try and see how it feels for you.

[moistly]

> You basically have to show up to work and you are micromanaged by the queuing software. Sounds horrible

Sounds like a godsend to me!