Combinations - Trying to decide on a nootropic stack for Motivation and Creativity

[Nahbus]

Hello,
SWIM has been researching a lot of nootropics and is having a hard time deciding on which ones to try.
His main goals are to achieve a boost in motivation/productivity and enhanced creativity. A plus would be mood lift and reduction in stress and anxiety.
He is an illustrator, animator and motion designer, so he really needs his creative juices flowing everyday, all day, and he usually has tight deadlines and always has had problems staying focused and motivated for prolonged periods of time. He also has anxiety and stress which brings him down sometimes (just the blues, not full blown depression or anything).
So SWIM was thinking, for a super basic stack, to start taking:

Rhodiola Rosea
Piracetam or Oxiracetam

Other nootropics that have caught his eye are DMAE, Choline and Phenibut.

The most important effects SWIM is looking for are (from most important to least):
-Motivation, higher productivity and the ability to stay focused
-Creativity enhancement
-Anxiety relief
-Mood lift
-Overall increase in brain function, less "scatter-brained"

Would taking Rhodiola Rosea and Piracetam be a good start, or are there better things targeted towards what SWIM is looking for? He doesn't want to start taking a bunch of nootropics that don't end up working for him, when there could be better options out there.
So any help would be great, I've searched all through the forums and researched other places about nootropics, but it seems very difficult to actually choose a good combination. There seem to be some many enticing nootropics to try!
Thanks everyone

[oggy]

Try L-tyrosine + P-5-P + glucose for motivation and clear thinking (dopamine) and L-Tryptophan + P-5-P + glucose for anxiety and mood lift (serotonin). But don't take them at the same time as your body can only synthesise one of these neurotransmitters at one time. Creativity would probably come along with an even balance of both these neurotransmitters.

[Dracula]

Most important is a balanced diet, multivitamin, and frequent water intake. SWIM would also recommend fish body oils. These, for great health and for mental clarity. Creatine is often overlooked and very safe. This substance would only be useful if SWIY is weightlifting in addition to looking for a mental boost. In SWIM's experience it's definitely mood boosting, provides energy, and has seen improvements in muscle strength. It's quite cheap as well. If all works out, SWIM would go with the piracetam first and perhaps add the phenibut, some DHEA, and maybe BCAA's. The multivitamin for men will work wonders on it's own.