I am not there yet. As soon as I started outlining the characters I realized it was more than just the scenes. They need depth even if it doesn't go in the actual novel. Otherwise I am writing situations, not characters. We'll see how it goes.
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You nail it - " writing situations, not characters" - I've seen this in so many novels! and this: "It's why most people aren't artists. There are just too many distractions and "important" things demanding attention. It's called life, and it's the number one enemy of consistent creative writing. " And the Muse who summons you to the keyboard, then flees the moment your fingers hover over the keys. Now to keep her at your beck and call, and to squeeze a few more minutes out of your fully lived life for writing!