A brain scan study at MIT suggests that entrepreneurs are more likely to use both sides of their brains when making decisions.

Pera, 34, left a cushy job as one of Steve Jobs's engineers to start his own wireless communications tech company--and ended up owning an NBA team.

Hahn is a member of Generation Flux because what seems like her rambling trajectory--from opening for Beyonce and Christina to designing denim to launching a startup--actually makes perfect sense.

Retired Four-Star General Stanley McChrystal, Danah Boyd, Anil Dash, Raina Kumra, and Angela Blanchard discuss strategies for finding your "north star" as our Generation Flux salon continues.

Author Maynard Webb, Hearsay Social CEO Clara Shih, TV personality Amber Mac, Knodes CEO Ron J. Williams, Percolate co-founder Noah Brier, and Girls in Tech CMO Kate Brodock discuss with readers as our salon series continues.

“The World’s Most Creative CEO” says Nike’s culture is perfectly suited for the new, unpredictable age of business.

The founder of trailblazing talent and investment firm Atom Factory shares how he’s turned an industry in flux into his playground.

Without risk, there can be no success--but how do you know which risks are worth pursuing? How do Hollywood and Silicon Valley evaluate the ROI of a risk differently? Troy Carter, Derrick Ashong, Franklin Leonard, Cindy Gallop, Tiffany Shlain, and readers discuss as our salon series continues.

One of the key qualities of Generation Fluxers is their ability to successfully and swiftly adapt to change--but it's not uncommon for Fluxers to work with colleagues who are not as good at dealing with chaos. Brad Smith, Nilofer Merchant, Robbin Phillips, Ari Wallach, Baratunde Thurston, Doreen Lorenzo, Sarah Robb O’Hagan and readers discuss as our salon series continues.

"What we’re doing now has to be ten times different, more evolved six months from now," Crowley says. Here's why change is in his company's DNA.