Yep, that's about it. And most of the time, I give up at step 4. ;-) NaNo has been good for me in that it forces me to work past that point...or through it, in any case. I don't really have anything that's finished in the way I'd like it to be, but as I read somewhere the other day, what's "good" about a good first draft is that it's done! That's the most important part, and often very, very hard to achieve.
Doubly so for me. I just lose interest about 3/4 of the way in, most of the time.
I drop off at step 0.6
Between the 'over thought the plot' and started writing something.
Am Listening to Thomas Tallis (again!) - that bit of music alone makes me want to write. I need to go to the music store and find some good classical pieces.
Am hoping the secret service agent that died in today's crash WAS NOT the one that I have some familiarity with. His mother was my theatre teacher in high school. Of course, I am very sad for those families who did lose their loved ones in the crash, but the selfish part of me hopes it wasnt my former teachers son. She and I are good friends, and she has already lost her husband last year without warning.