Start by introspectively identifying what you currently do with your time. Highlight what things you absolutely must do, what things you have to do because of outside influences that you can change, what things you do because you want to, and what things you do for no reason.

Once you have a grasp on what your time is spent on, you can consider how to better organize it by:
* Starting or stopping actions (if you don't need to do something, and you want to do something else, plan on not doing that thing)
* Optimizing the performance of actions (so they take less time, thereby freeing up time for others)
* Optimizing the sequence of actions (if you can do two actions at once, like traveling to the grocery store and to other places near the store, you cut down how much time you spend in transit)

However, keep in mind you should not try to over-optimize your time. Leaving an amount of your day unplanned (or having "slack time" built into your schedule) can help you if unforeseen events happen, or if actions take longer than expected on a particular day. Having unstructured time can also allow for relaxation or creativity that you would miss if you were too busy.
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