Humility. Humility is a paradoxical concept, in that humility is often viewed as low-regard, meekness, or permissiveness; however, humility ought to be regarded as the non-overestimentation of one's merits, which is fitting for leaders who, within their organization, may have the greatest temptation to think themselves superior (Hare, 1996). While some consider humility a weakness, for Hare it is a virtue that means not over-valuing one’s self; thus, it is a virtue that better enables its practitioners to respect the worth of all persons. The peculiarity of the virtue of humility is that if one is truly humble then one cannot esteem oneself (Bagger, 2002).