Use repeated short structuring drills across unfamiliar prompts, but make sure you review the logic rather than only repeating the exercise.

Repetition helps when each attempt teaches you why a branch belongs in the structure and how it connects to the objective. Otherwise, you can accidentally memorize patterns without becoming more adaptable.

Take five unrelated prompts and give yourself two minutes to structure each. Afterward, check whether every branch helps answer the client question and whether important drivers are missing.

Repeat the same type of drill several times a week with new prompts and keep a short log of recurring mistakes. This is usually more efficient than doing a full case every time: Keep a short note of what improved and what still broke so the next practice session has a clear purpose. Related CaseBasix guide: https://www.casebasix.com/pages/case-interview