Plotters and Pantsers

I found this article on PUB CRAWL by Susan Dennard helpful. She says that most of us writers outline our novels to some extent. 100% pantsing or 100% plotting ultimately kills our WIP and causes us to abandon it.

http://www.publishingcrawl.com/2013/10/18/how-i-plan-a-book-of-plotters-and-pantsers/

As I am plotting my new work, I realize that I do short-term outlines with an ending in mind.
What is your style?

Some more traditional forms of outlining:

• Writing scene summaries on notecards
• Making a bullet-point list of scenes
• Writing a synopsis

Some non-traditional forms of outlining:

• Writing any ideas on post-its, in notebooks, on scrap paper, in your phone, whatever
• Making playlists that correspond to your story
• Daydreaming scenes and snippets
• Writing a terrible first draft of pure drivel and then rewriting based on what you discovered
• Talking out ideas with a friend/CP
• ANYTHING that involves thinking ahead in your story