About
Meet Bianca
Bianca’s first taste of living abroad as a digital nomad in 2019 was all it took for her to realize she was meant to continue experiencing life outside of the U.S. With twenty-four countries and counting under her belt (most recently Colombia, Mexico, Thailand, and Vietnam), she has mastered the art of living abroad while running multiple online businesses from all over.
From drop-shipping and digital products, to affiliate marketing and Amazon publishing, years of trial and error have taught her the most important thing about running a thriving business abroad – prioritize building a business that fits into the lifestyle you want to live, not the other way around.
Her entrepreneurial journey has not been perfect by any means, and she is always transparent about what it really takes to create an online business that is profitable and (mostly) painless. She is ready to share what she’s learned from 8+ years in the digital space so your entrepreneurial journey can be as smooth as possible.
During your one-hour online business consultation, Bianca will help you uncover skills, experiences, and stories you already have under your belt that can be turned into a brand new income stream. She will also give you a 90-day plan to get you started with an option for ongoing accountability. Ask her anything about the types of businesses that make sense for your new life abroad, and how to market it without any sleazy sales tactics. Bianca is your go-to for all things making money online from the continent of your choice.
Services
Work with Bianca
Prices are in US dollars.
Digital Nomad Coach Consultation
$1601 hr
One hour consultation about building income streams as a digital nomad
Webinars & guides with Bianca Lynch
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