After reading Nikolas Badminton's book "Facing our Futures," I reached out to him to understand his idea that "imagination is the fuel and hope for our future, but there is a poverty of imagination." Nikolas, who engages with organizations globally, warns against stifling emerging ideas and encourages us to question limitations. Our conversation covers moonshots, design fiction, positive dystopian futures, generational thinking, and the importance of reimagining our mindset to shape a better future.