Life360 founder Chris Hulls on existential amusement and why public markets kill bold bets
Hosted by
Auren Hoffman
Chris Hulls is the co-founder and executive chairman of Life360 ($LIF), the family safety and location-sharing app now worth over $5 billion. He was CEO for 17 years before stepping back last year. Before Life360, he served in the Air Force in Afghanistan.
In this episode of Summation, Chris and Auren discuss:
- Why he took Life360 public in Australia and why he'd never run a public company again
- Why "you want to sound smart, but not interesting" is the secret rule of corporate speak
- Why nobody actually cares about privacy, and what finally scares him about AI
- Why the work of keeping a home never ends, no matter how rich you get
You can find Auren Hoffman on X at @auren and Chris Hulls on X at @chrishulls
