You probably already know the individual pieces that support a healthy week: move your body, eat reasonably well, get enough sleep, take breaks, make time for people you care about, and leave some room to rest. The trouble starts when you try to fit all of those things into one perfect day.
A useful weekly routine does not come from filling every open hour. It comes from giving the important parts of your life a realistic place across seven days. Start with the commitments you cannot move, protect the basics that matter most, leave some breathing room, and expect to adjust the plan once you have lived with it.