A single debrief is good. A series of debriefs that show your progress is much better. Here's how to make your simulations count over time.
The loop that drives progress
- Do a simulation.
- Read your debrief and keep just one area for improvement.
- Redo the scenario focusing on that area.
- Compare the two debriefs to measure how far you've come.
One objective at a time, repeated: it's the most effective method, and the most encouraging.
Track your progress
Your session history keeps all your simulations. Browsing through it, you see your strengths consolidate and your areas for improvement shrink run after run.
Keep up the rhythm
Short, regular simulations beat one long training session now and then. A few minutes regularly are enough to lock in the right reflexes.
To get going again, see Choosing a scenario.