Honestly? Study plans should always be unique to the individual and their needs. I don’t know your time and specific chess goals. I also don’t know your learning style, or what methods will work best for you. I like your idea of playing 30 min rapid chess (with some increment) and analyzing those games afterwards.
It looks like a good study plan to start with, but make sure you feel the freedom to adjust to better fit your needs after trying it for a while. Sometimes plans work best when adjusted slightly.
4 times a week:
-Play 2 30m increment games
-Analyse said chess games
-Read 2-4 pages of the book „100 endgames you must know“
2 times a week on the weekend
-Play 4 games with 30m increment
-Analyse said chess games
- solve some puzzles
-Read 2-4 pages of the book „100 endgames you must know“