The definitive guide to all things FIRE, Mr. Money Moustache covers it all. A word of warning that author Pete Adeney’s journey to FIRE is probably more on the extreme side for those just dipping their toes in, but his coverage of everything concerning financial independence can give you an excellent overview of how to change your spending mindset in order to achieve retiring early.

One of the biggest concerns you probably didn’t know you’d have is: what will you do once you retire? Brandon Ganch covers this and more in his blog, The Mad Fientist. While Ganch does talk about his path to FIRE, many of his most popular articles cover his life post-retirement and how he likes to spend his time. Check out his posts about learning new hobbies and check out his community’s comments for inspiring tips and tricks on how to navigate the entire FIRE journey and what to do when you need to pivot.

Author Liz Gendreau covers FIRE from the perspective of a mother of three and how she navigates the FIRE movement as a woman. “Women face a lot of different challenges [than men] when it comes to personal finance,” Gendreau explains, which is why her blog caters to those looking for female FIRE success stories. Learn from women who span the spectrum of careers, including teachers, lawyers, and entrepreneurs, as they discuss their journey to FIRE and how they handle societal expectations vs. their own goals and aspirations.

Let’s focus on the practical aspects of hitting FIRE, specifically revolving around debt. Authors Julien and Kiersent Saunders cover their journey toward early retirement, including how they paid off over $200,000 in debt after only five years! The Saunders’ posts also focus on bringing FIRE into minority communities while offering a blunt look at how personal finance-related topics historically excluded people of color and what we can all do to change it.

Want practical 101 guides that offer step-by-step instructions? How to FIRE is for you! Authors John and Sam cover how to become financially independent in bite-size installments that teach you how to save, earn, and invest your money. If you’re someone who isn’t interested in theory and just wants the process, this is about to become your new favorite blog.