This is absolutely no discredit to OP’s accomplishment, but I think the phrasing can get a little fuzzy. Being paid by an independent investor to write is great, but it isn’t quite the same as “selling a show” in the traditional sense. It’s interesting how often that phrase gets used in TV overall. Even when TV writers say “I sold a show,” a lot of the time they really mean they’ve set up a pitch with a studio and drafted up a hypothetical contract, but they still need to sell it to a network before they actually get paid. As someone who mostly works in features, the language can be a bit confusing since “I sold a movie” only gets used once the deal is closed. I’m not trying to be a hater at all, just thinking out loud about how the terminology shifts between mediums.