A few steps: 1) Find examples where people have gone through the analysis already. Blogs and books help. 2) First read the whole process from start to finish

A few steps: 1) Find examples where people have gone through the analysis already. Blogs and books help. 2) First read the whole process from start to finish and then replicate what they did line by line. 3) Write extensive notes on why each line is necessary. 4) After you've done about 20-30 of these, level up into not reading the whole process. Just start at line one like they did and try to guess what should be done next. This allows you to check your thought process against someone else's thought process. 5) Do about another 20-30 of the #4 steps. The reason you want to do the above is that a) it'll teach you how others people think about EDA, b) it'll force you to explain to yourself why people did what they did, c) you can wrote through already written out solutions, and d) once you get to steps 4 and 5, it allows you to see what has sunk in and what you're forgetting.