Have you ever thought of becoming an architect?

Even if you’ve never dreamed of sketching a blueprint or building a house, this book is for you.

Yes, for you — and for each growth-oriented individual who aspires to build their best self — a personality set on a solid foundation, and to take good care of its maintenance. It’s for everyone who wants to develop their character and balance their traits so that, over time, they become a more positive person, a person of greater refinement, a person who means more to themself, their family, and the world.

In direct, precise language, this book draws clear parallels between a successful architectural project and the building of a human personality, and the conclusions are inescapable. Full of fascinating examples from contemporary life, it is eminently relevant. Then, to bring these ideas from the realm of thought into practice, the author offers tips on how to apply the lessons learned in each chapter. Very quickly, readers will find themselves engaged in the timeless Torah art of self-building, and reap the priceless benefits.

Rony Dayan is a partner and director at the Daycoval Bank in Brazil. He holds a degree in business administration from the Getulio Vargas Institute (FGV) in Sao Paulo. At the age of 20, while advancing in his professional life, he began to delve more deeply into Jewish knowledge. He has since authored several books dealing with behavior, faith, reason, and relationships, and has helped hundreds of couples and families overcome their differences and strengthen their bonds.