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I often think that with a little more business acumen I could have made a huge fortune with my invention, but I harbour no grudges.
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The speaker believes that stronger business skills might have helped him earn a very large amount of money from his invention. Still, he says he does not feel bitter or resentful about not becoming rich. The quote combines regret about a missed financial opportunity with acceptance of the outcome.
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