Include in this schedule a firm period for prayer. It is wisely said that where prayer is not scheduled eventually there will be no prayer at all. Think seriously of praying the Liturgy of the Hours. Its psalms and the lessons of the Fathers will nourish you throughout the day, and link you to the Mass you may not be able to attend daily. In this and in everything else avoid multiplicity, clutter.
Simplicity supports inner silence.
Make time for spiritual reading. Above all, immerse yourself in the Scriptures. Let them saturate you. Slowly, through the years, like good grass they will take over the lawn of your soul and you may well find that you have appetite for nothing else. Slowly, I said Allow the rest of your day to flow gently around this simple schedule.