Can anyone help me translate the text of the second lesson of College English 3 o Ah! Urgent

The text b translation of the second lesson is not very dripping, and some sentences are not smooth

I first heard about Clement Stone in 1977, my first year at the Interloqin School of the Arts. Mr. Stone gave the school money to fund some scholarships, and I was one of those who received his generosity. After I graduated from high school, I decided to write and thank Mr. Stone for bringing me to his prestigious college in high school last year.

I was quite amazed to receive a long handwritten reply from him, where he thanked me for talking about writing and encouraged me to follow my dreams.

Clement Stone is a self-made person. He was 6 years old selling newspapers on street corners. By the time he was 13, he already had his own newsstand.

He started selling insurance at the age of 16. He dropped out of school to work full-time and graduated from high school night school. At the time of the Great Depression, others believed that insurance companies would not be able to **, Mr. Stone saw the possibility.

Soon he signed salesmen to work for him and eventually established his own company. By 1979, Stone's insurance company had more than $1 billion in assets.

Recently I heard about Stone's own success story. As the story goes, two shoe salesmen were sent to Africa. See textbook. The second salesman reported an opportunity that all the natives were barefoot, so he thought that Africa presented a huge market for shoes.

Problems and opportunities.

See textbook. Some people take these times to see the problem; Others see incredible opportunities to create this change.

Over the past decade, the service industry has seen tremendous growth. Businessmen began to pursue their dreams by personal courage...Look at the textbook.

How can people move from pursuing their dreams and acting for their ideals? I think it's the fear of failure...See textbook. I've also heard people say, "People don't have a plan to fail. They didn't have a plan. ”

Companies must be willing and able to change constantly these days. Sometimes, change the survival course of the business, and sometimes they do it because of an opportunity, which is resistance. A small company I know of that offered a messenger service a few years ago.

Suddenly and dramatically, the use of fax machines by businesses has taken up almost all of the business of this small company...See textbook (2 sentences).The owners went from offering a courier service to providing an on-site record storage service, and the business soon boomed again.

It all comes down to opinions. When there is an economic downturn, some people say to themselves, this is terrible! In a recession, no one will have the budget to serve me. Others think, "That's great." See textbook.

Equally important is a positive mental attitude, Stone says: "There is something more important than faith: action! The world is full of dreams, and no one will move forward and start taking concrete steps to achieve their dreams without putting them into action. ”

I'm a scientist in some ways, and I know a lot of research or discoveries that can be used in bad ways. It's our scientists' job to make the most of this technology, to make it known to the greatest number of scientists, and they can help us use it. There's really nothing effective for individual scientists to stop others from using this knowledge to do things they shouldn't.

We should be honest about the technology we use. They (they) should be able to be copied by others, and any public backlash from attempting to clone humans will prevent them from following this path. What are they talking about?

In a way, there is no technology that has not been used for some evil purpose. Quite frankly, I do think it's inevitable, and that legislation can't do it in practice. Uh....In some places, paraphrases are used, such as used for evil, do good things with