Chris Hulls, co-founder and CEO of Life360, shares insights on parenting in today’s tech-led world, discussing how family safety monitoring can sometimes be misinterpreted as helicopter parenting. He explores the balance between trust and data, revealing how skepticism can give rise to niche markets. Hulls also opens up about the impact of taking a sabbatical, the rising interest in psychedelics among CEOs for personal growth, and the importance of empathy in strategic business decisions. This is a candid look at innovation, parenting, and mental health.

Chris Hulls, co-founder and CEO of Life360, sheds light on his journey in creating a family-oriented social network valued over $3 billion. He discusses launching the app post-Hurricane Katrina with support from his mother and a Google grant. Hulls shares stories of fierce competition against tech giants, navigating viral TikTok challenges, and twice going public. He offers insights on innovation in family safety tech and the hurdles of venture funding, emphasizing resilience and authentic leadership in the tech world.

Chris Hulls, the co-founder and CEO of Life360, shares insights on his family safety and location sharing app, which has seen impressive growth in Australia. He discusses how Life360 plans to compete with tech giants like Apple and Google while expanding services to include pets and seniors. Hulls highlights the strategic acquisition of Tile for pet tracking and their ambitious advertising partnerships, including one with Uber. With a vision for a $100 billion valuation, he emphasizes a commitment to maintaining a free version of the app.