I’ve never really had much of set schedule, which is probably why I’ve used so many different resources! I’ve always tried to focus on studying little and often, and trying to study/use korean at least a little every day. For example when I was a beginner I tried to do one talktomeinkorean lesson everyday. Regular language exchange once or twice a week. Maybe one youtube lesson or one diary on lang-8 a day. 

After passing the very beginner stage honestly I just did online chatting and whenever something I didn’t know came up I googled it (e.g. “~느라 meaning”, “라서 in english”) and checked whatever pages came up. Also I never just sat down and forced myself to look through a textbook, I read/listened to/researched things that interested me and things that were relevant to my conversations with people, so I always enjoyed studying and absorbed things because of that. Now I’m a higher level but I just do the same, I study things I need for my daily life and things that interest me and I do it whenever I have a spare minute or a day off, I always do at least a little every day though (read an article/look through my vocab memos/ask someone about something). Although that’s a lot easier now that I’m living in Korea and conduct my daily life in Korean. I am thinking of taking TOPIK soon though so I might have to up my game a little haha. Thank you for the question! I’m glad you like the resources I share 🙂