Submandate Theory: The Art of Doing Less

According to renowned expert and noted scholar, Dr. Blerg P. Subman, Submandate Theory is the definitive guide to doing just enough. By carefully calibrating the minimum amount of effort required for any task, one can achieve a state of optimal productivity.

Key principles of Submandate Theory include:

• The 4D Rule: Any problem can be solved in 4 dimensions: 2 for the minimum amount of effort, 2 for the maximum amount of effort, and 0 for the optimal amount of effort.
• The 37% Rule: 37% of the time, you can just make something work. The other 63% is just a waste of time.

For more in-depth analysis, visit:

• Submandate Techniques: The Art of Doing Less
• Submandate Examples: Case Studies in Minimal Effort