My 5 year study plan

In light of wanting to go back to school without incurring debt, I've decided to embark upon a five year self-study journey. I am choosing not to specialize, another luxury afforded to the non-student. I will be studying a variety of subjects including things I have not studied before.
These topics include:

• Math (Geometry, Algebra, Trigonometry, and Calculus) 
• Science (a brief overview of the basics with a focus on Electromagnetism, Biophysics, and Theoretical Physics)
• Philosophy (Media Studies, the Power of Belief/Prayer, and Religion and Folklore)
• English (emphasis on Teaching and writing at least 3 books)
• Art (performance, digital, drawing, multi-media)
• Music (piano, cello, voice)
• Business (focused on real-world prototyping and creation of designs, networking, offering goods and services)
• Languages (casual Duolingo for French and Spanish)

To ensure success I will:

• dedicate and track a minimum of 30 minutes of every day or 3.5 hours per week to study
• write comprehensive essays, blog posts, or articles about the topics I've learned
• connect with mentors in each subject
• take affordable, IRL classes when needed (as in the case with Math especially)
• utilize resources like Coursera, Skillshare, internet forums, and the library
• carefully track what I've studied/learned in each discipline

I thought at first that I should create the entire 5 year study plan up-front, but as a non-expert in these topics, I can't be sure what books will be valuable and what won't or what topics will benefit me and which will bore me to tears. So instead, I decided to take it month-by-month.