Todd Gori
Built by Blueprint
The Todd Michael Story of Reinvention, Systems, AI, Business, and the Next Machine
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Todd Michael Gori.
Author. Builder. Rebuilder.
The official home of Todd Michael Gori — author of 21 books published as Todd Gori and Todd Michael, and founder of ToddMichael.tv. His books, his story and the systems he builds.
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Who is Todd Michael Gori?
Todd Michael Gori is an American author and builder. He publishes books under the names Todd Gori and Todd Michael, and runs ToddMichael.tv, the public home for his video, podcast, portfolio and personal story.
His work keeps returning to one idea: an idea is not finished because it sounds good. It should become a system — a written plan, a working website, an automated process, a book or a routine that keeps running after the first burst of energy fades. He calls that approach building by blueprint.
Find Todd online
- ToddMichael.tvOfficial website
- YouTube@ToddMichaelTV · daily vlog
- The Todd Michael PodcastSpotify
- Instagram@toddmichaeltv
- TikTok@toddmichaeltv
- X (Twitter)@toddmichael81
- LinkedInin/toddmichael81
- GitHub@MrOldCrypto
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Todd Gori
The Practical Gold Book
A Plain-English Guide to Gold, Precious Metals, Buying, Storage, and Risk
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Todd Michael
The White Hat Bible, Volume 1
Foundations: IT, Hardware, Networking, and Linux Fundamentals for Future Defenders
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From the author’s desk.
2026-11-03
From a Vague Passage to a Question You Can Answer
When a passage leaves you unsure, the fastest path forward is often to rewrite your confusion as one specific question you can test yourself on.
Read the article ↗2026-11-02
A Retrieval Ledger for Reading Books and Building Systems Side by Side
A practical way to pair short recall checks with the notes you keep about a book, so that reading, writing and experimenting feed one another instead of drifting apart.
Read the article ↗2026-11-01
A Two-Chair Reading Plan: Taking Turns Explaining Instead of Debating
Two readers can use a shared book as a structured test of memory rather than a contest of opinions, by alternating who explains and who checks.
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A free printable reading starter, plus an optional collection of original worksheets to turn ideas into a useful next step.