No.
You know how it is when a brilliant plot line comes to you in the middle of the night, when you’re half asleep, after a long day of writing.
A long day maybe, but not much writing, because the current plot line heading towards the end doesn’t gel.
I write a page or three, toss it. Another page, toss it. Another two pages, toss it.
Damn, damn, damn, damn, damn.
Another secondary character wants to come out and play a bigger part, except that to do this I have to go back and seed a few pointers so that the revelation doesn’t seem skewed, or worse, coming out of nowhere.
No sleep tonight, have to sow the seeds while it’s fresh in my mind.
Seriously, with only seven days to go and this pops into my head?
Thrills, Spills, and just a dash of Romance 
I’ve been there where you are countless times! But I’ve (finally) learned that, at least for NaNoWriMo purposes, you gotta just let go of control, if just for a month, and just let all your words spill onto the page. You can always “fix” them later. Heck, might even change your mind about them later. Most of your words will have some nuggets and growable germs within — even if it doesn’t look that way now. Trust me as a multiple times failed novelist and WriMo determined to finally break my own curse LOL. Just let go and let it flow, bro!
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