The Weight of Anticipation
“Hearing that you are going to…” — these words often carry more than information. They echo with possibility, uncertainty, hope, or even fear. Whether it’s a friend moving away, a loved one starting a new job, or someone embarking on a dream long deferred, this phrase marks a threshold.
Stories in Transition
People have always been defined by their journeys. From ancient migrations to modern-day career shifts, the act of going somewhere—physically or metaphorically—shapes identity. When we hear someone is “going to,” we instinctively wonder: What will they become? What will they leave? What will they find?
Did you know? Studies show that anticipating a major life change can trigger the same neural activity as experiencing joy or anxiety—sometimes both at once.
Your Turn
Maybe you’re the one who’s “going to.” Or maybe you’ve just heard someone else say it. Either way, this moment matters. Take a breath. Write it down. Share your story. Because every great journey begins not with a step—but with a whisper: “I’m going to…”