Narrative Designer at @SumoDigitalLtd Notts 
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On the other hand, deciding the more intricate details of a scene JUST before I write it gives me enough confidence and excitement and enough of a clear mental image to conquer blank-page terror and blast it out in a way that feels satisfying, structured and shapely.
TL;DR, my opinion of the ideal writing process: 1. Broad outline to shape the narrative, broken down into key beats with notes re: change in character feelings/motivations. 2. Just before you write, use the outline to block out the imminent scene(s). 3. Write and repeat!
Maybe what all of you are doing already and I'm just slow on the uptake, but just in case it helps anyone struggling with the blank page like I did in the past. This is a new approach for me (with prose anyway) and it's helping massively!
If outlining the entire novel is following a map and outlining individual scenes before you write them is like walking through the dark with a torch, this approach is a combination of both. You've got a map, and you can see far enough ahead of you to walk confidently.
Thank you! Your post makes me want to get back to writing! 
I 100% support this decision GO GO GO
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