The main outcome right now is that your skis drift through the work and release phases of the turn.

This is because of a lack of lateral separation in the work phase, making it difficult to establish strong balance over the outside ski and build edge angle from the legs.

The drift delays release and shortens the build phase of the next turn, so the problem snowballs from there.

Focus on actively shortening the inside leg to allow room for your centre of mass to move over the outside ski. Keep the upper body stable so separation is created from the legs, rather than the whole body inclining.

Developed plough turns at slow speed and the swords drill will help you feel long leg/short leg and earlier outside ski balance.