How to Plan for a Longer Time Horizon

Jeske: I feel like we get locked into these ideas that 20 years later, 30 years later, we're still adhering to and the ability to be a little more nimble with our planning. Jeske: The preeminent person on this is Carsten, Jeske, and his research has been so important in terms of trying to help people with longer time horizons. He says when your portfolio balances lofty, when your portfolio is performed really well, that argues for you taking a smaller percentage of your portfolio. But that may be perfectly agreeable because it's a small percentage of a larger pool, right?