5 New Downloads - Inspired Minds February - Hypnosis Downloads.com Newsletter

I know you've heard this a million times before but I'll say it again - trust is essential in good relationships.

So if you can't resist the urge to check your partner's phone and email, then our new Stop Snooping on Your Partner download is for you.

Speaking of relationships, we're trying to improve OUR relationship with YOU. For example, over the years we've been asked again and again about where we're based and Oban, Scotland is hardly a place every kid learns about in geography lessons. But I think you'll agree, it's truly lovely:

It's such a beautiful place that we wrote a short article about it with lots of pictures here:

>>> See where Uncommon Knowledge lives, on beautiful Oban bay >>>

Our new company blog tells you a lot more about how we work as a company, such as:

• Why our staff get paid leave to volunteer
• Why a bit of LOVE makes the world go around
• Who gets the Duck of Awesomeness?

So if you want to get to know us a bit better, check it out. And please say hi in comments!

Enjoy this month's new downloads,

All the very best,Mark

To date, we have given away over 335 iPods to Hypnosis Downloads users. You can see the latest winners below. Enter today for a chance to win an iPod Nano.

Like us on Facebook and you will get our Seize the Day download absolutely free!

Hypnosis Downloads was created by the two of us - Roger Elliott and Mark Tyrrell - to provide a readily accessible source of high quality hypnosis to cover a whole range of situations that can affect everyday life and which could be used by professional therapists and individuals for self hypnosis.

As the founders of Uncommon Knowledge we train therapists in the latest methods. Not everybody has the time or the inclination to undergo this level of training but the beauty of hypnosis is that basic skills can be acquired quickly. Hypnosis Downloads helps you do that.

This month we have no winner for the iPod Nano.

iPod shuffle winners:

Chris Longley from UK who suggested Do One Thing At A Time