Positive chaos -- a way to transform your memories: Roy Tuscany at TEDxExpressionCollege
4,766 views · Published 20 November 2013 · 13:47 · Indexed 26 September 2026
Channel: TEDx Talks · 2013 · Nonprofits & Activism
Roy is a 5th generation Vermonter living in California and working as an entrepreneur in the non-profit field. He is also the ex-world record holder for the most high fives in a 24 hour period. In 2006, as an aspiring pro skier, a training jump changed Roy's life forever when he overshot a jump, fracturing the T-12 vertebrae of his spine. The accident was a life-changing event as Roy had to rely on adaptive equipment to relearn to walk and eventually to ski. However, the day of the crash was ultimately not a negative experience for Roy as it spawned the creation of the High Fives Foundation -- a life reaffirming achievement and experience of positive chaos in his life. In his talk, Roy speaks to the power of positive chaos in transforming memories.
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