Of your U.S. equities, 20/76 = 26% is invested in Small Cap, which is called a "small cap tilt", since your portfolio tilts towards small cap more than the market. Are you doing this because of historical data? When small caps do worse than large caps, you need to hang in there until things even out. It helps to have a strong belief in keeping small caps.
In my view Dave Ramsey is fine for getting out of debt, but offers bad advice on favoring load funds over no-load funds. And you're clearly using U.S. and international low-fee index funds, which is actually better than Mr Ramsey's advice. Which makes me curious, how did you make the transition? How did you discover low fee mutual funds, and decide that they were a better choice than following Dave Ramsey's advice?