If you are ok with scripting, it's pretty easy to explain. It's also very easy using the GUI, but harder to explain in text...
My recommendation would be to take your Python script that you were running and make a copy of it.
Then locate the line which says something like bulk_configuration.update() - this is the line that triggers the self-consistent calculation. Right after that, you should see a line with "nlsave", which saves the converged state of the calculation once it's done.
Now it's hard to understand what to do. We basically just need to read this state from the file, instead of re-running. After that, all the following lines will work the same.
So, comment out the "update" and "nlsave" lines, and replace them with
bulk_configuration = nlread(filename, BulkConfiguration)[-1]
Note that you need to change the filename to match your case, and also check that the variable was bulk_configuration, sometimes it's different. But just take it from the lines you comment out.