About Dave Cooke

Dave Cooke is a dad on a mission. His mission is to help parents get control of their lives over the powerful, destructive influences of a child's addiction. As the father of a son in a ten year heroin battle, Dave knows all to well the challenges parents and families face. He also knows there is a way to find peace in the chaos. It is his mission to help parents discover their path to a healthier, balanced life even if a child's active addiction is still part of their daily journey.

October 22, 2012

How Come Change Is So Difficult?

“Embracing change requires a willingness to let go of all habits, practices, and behaviors in the quest to discover a new path on the journey.” A little over a week ago, I took a spill on my bike.  It had rained during my ride.  Even though it had rained while I was riding, I managed […]

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October 15, 2012

Busting Through the Barriers

“The commitments we make are strongest when they are linked to our passion and our vision.  Maintaining focus keeps us on our course!” Over the past few weeks, I have been traveling at a decent pace on my committed path.  This path is a clear reflection of my passion, my commitment, and my vision.  I […]

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October 8, 2012

How to love the journey!

“Every road on our journey isn’t direct, fast, easy, or clear.  Our progress is not defined by the path we take; but, it is defined by our commitment to be on the right path.” I share the analogy with many here in Phoenix, that the fastest road to LA is Interstate 10.  Generally speaking, hopping […]

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October 1, 2012

How I Keep Moving

“No matter how dark the present appears, I choose to live for the promise of the future and to celebrate the opportunities created through my passion and my gifts.” This was the very first quote generated from the very first of the 100Pedals rides back on January 1, 2011.  I thought about this quote a great deal. […]

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September 24, 2012

Reflections and Challenges

Your life is a huge virtual classroom and there are lessons being taught everyday.  Be a good student — pay attention, listen closely, ask for help.   As many of you know, the trigger for 100Pedals started with my experiences with Brandon’s addiction.  The chaos, the pain, the disruptive behaviors all took me on a […]

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