Wisdom & Practical Steps For Bicoastal Living
Your journey to living abroad is unique—rooted in your story and God’s plan for your life. While there’s no single blueprint, In my new book, I share the wisdom I learned and practical action steps that make bicoastal living more efficient, no matter your path.
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About The Author
Audrey Flores Amaya
I'm Audrey, a digital marketing strategist, entrepreneur, and advocate for intentional living. As a first-generation U.S. citizen with deep roots in Roatan, Honduras, I took a leap of faith and embraced a bicoastal lifestyle between New York and Roatan. My journey of self-discovery, faith, and resilience taught me the challenges and rewards of building a life abroad. Now, I use my experiences to help others who feel the call to explore life beyond borders, guiding them in creating sustainable income streams, navigating cultural transitions, and designing a life that aligns with their purpose.
Through consulting, YouTube videos, and digital resources, I make the dream of living abroad more accessible. My passion lies in empowering others—whether through sharing my expertise in digital marketing or my personal testimony of faith-driven decision-making. I believe that with the right mindset and strategy, you can create a life of freedom, purpose, and fulfillment—no matter where in the world you choose to call home.
About The Book
What if you could design a life that allows you to live beyond borders—without sacrificing stability or purpose?
In Home Here and There: A Beginner’s Guide to Designing Your Bicoastal Life, Audrey Flores Amaya shows you how to build a lifestyle that moves with purpose
You don’t have to choose between the life you’ve built and the places that call your heart.
Maybe you’ve felt the quiet pull — a longing to spend part of your life somewhere slower, sunnier, or simpler. You want flexibility, but you also want stability. You crave freedom, but not at the expense of faith, family, or purpose.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION
What is bicoastal living, and how does it work?
Bicoastal living means maintaining a lifestyle that involves splitting time between two or more locations. It often includes having a home base in both places and coordinating travel, work, and personal commitments across both locations.
How can I afford a bicoastal lifestyle?
Affording this lifestyle requires careful financial planning, such as budgeting for housing, travel, and living expenses, as well as exploring income streams like remote work, freelancing, or investing.
What are the legal or logistical challenges of bicoastal living?
Challenges can include understanding tax implications, managing mail and residency requirements, and maintaining healthcare access in both locations.
What should I consider before starting a bicoastal lifestyle?
Key considerations include your career flexibility, financial readiness, the cultural and logistical fit of your chosen locations, and how this lifestyle aligns with your long-term goals.
Do I need dual citizenship to live bicoastally between the U.S. and another country?
While dual citizenship can simplify long-term stays and legal rights in another country, it’s not always necessary. Many people rely on long-term visas, residency permits, or other legal pathways to maintain a bicoastal lifestyle.