Analyze Your Activities
If you have little discretionary time available, question whether all of the tasks you've entered are necessary. Some tasks can be delegated or tackled in a more time-efficient way.
If you find that your discretionary time is still limited, then you may need to renegotiate your workload or ask for help.
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