Bernard Lunn makes another outstanding contribution at ReadWriteWeb. This time it’s a look at the credit crisis, and what entrepreneurs must do to survive. I’m oversimplifying in this summary, but for entrepreneurs the uncertainty remains, stupid business plans will still hit the can, and startups are still more work than fun.

Read the whole thing.

For the highly productive worker, obviously concentrating on the latter…

Now I’ll say it again…get back to work.

PS: If you get busted reading this, just tell your boss corporate fly fishing still sucks!

Cato Unbound gets Richard Florida talking about the future of the American workforce in the new age of creativity.

Call it what you like, but there are risks to going it alone. Like, working in a one-person office, working 24/7, and working on too many different things at once (the grand attempt at throwing a pile of stuff against the wall and seeing what sticks - something those ADD-laden creative types tend to go for quite often).

Then there is not having any creative capacity to begin with, but simply thinking you do - like me.

But, never feel sorry for any of them. Despite all these risks, they only have to be right once to make it all seem worthwhile.