Treat each interview as a separate evaluation and use the break to reset your operating rhythm rather than diagnose the entire case.

Write down one actionable correction, such as slowing down before math or making the hypothesis explicit, then stop reviewing the previous interview.

Physically reset as well: drink water, breathe normally, and rehearse the first thirty seconds of your next case opening or fit answer.

Avoid trying to compensate by becoming faster or more aggressive. The best recovery is to return to your normal process with one targeted adjustment. For a related reference, see MBB case interview preparation.

I would not try to memorize a script for this. A simple structure plus one concrete example worked better for me.

I used to overthink this too. What helped was deciding what I needed to prove next instead of trying to make the whole answer perfect.