Survey: How do you manage your PA?

I'm curious to learn how others manager their own personal brokerage accounts, as I'm looking to refine my own approach and become a better investor. Are you 100% passive? Do you spend hours a week conducting primary research outside your day job in an attempt to beat the market? Maybe you don't have much time to think about investments outside of scope of your fund, or maybe most of your net worth is tied up in your fund anyway? I created the below template and input my own answers; copy/paste and modify as needed to share your routine:

• Role: FoF
• Hours spent per week: Purely dedicated to my own PA, not including any crossover reading through my job or theoretical/book learning, probably 2-3 hours perusing reports, transcripts, or otherwise conducting primary research. I'd like to bump this number up, life permitting. My new years resolution is to be reading a 10k anytime I'm in the bathroom for more than 5 min.
• General Strategy/Allocation: Mostly index-plus. ~40%-60% invested in index/mutual funds. Generally broad US and EM, but I'll tactically allocate across geography/size/sector every so often. Remainder is usually concentrated in 5-15 equities. Majority small cap or smaller US, but some much larger as well. Some infrequent opportunistic HY bonds. I try to follow a more event-drive, value approach but I'm flexible and can be all over the map.
• Other strategies: I've never shorted anything, but I think I'd like to decrease my exposure in general. Long options are sparsely used, only if I have a compelling reason. I have a 3x leveraged etf but never use margin.
• Frequency of trades: Notwithstanding any corporate events I might try to play, I try to keep turnover as low as possible and maintain a long time horizon. I rarely sell anything and might add only a couple long term positions a year. 
• Cash Management: All the money from my paychecks that I don't need will go to my brokerage account and will usually sit in a money market fund. I'll then dollar cost average (usually with pretty arbitrary amounts and timing) into the market but will always have some cash on hand in case good opportunities arise. Expect I've been sitting on way too much cash for way too long.