whats the difference between headed to and heading to?

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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Dear admin,
I have heard english speaking people say both i am heading to work and i am headed to work. whats the difference? Thanks.
Tim

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None, really, in meaning. They are different perspectives of the same activity.

I am heading to work– present progressive; my activity now.
I am headed to work– ‘be’ + past participle, as sentence complement describing my current situation.
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Hey Mister, thank you so much. Though i dont quite understand your explanation, at least i know there is no difference, which is good enough for me. Thanks again.
Tim