Peptly Life OS template wants a quick-start walkthrough video
A user who tried the Life OS Notion template found the weekly review layout motivating and the structure intuitive enough to self-teach, but wished a quick-start video existed to shorten the ramp-up. It is positive feedback with a minor onboarding-content request.
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