As a little background, I've educated myself quite a bit on the passive investing strategy throughout 2014, and I opened up a taxable account with Vanguard full of VTSAX. I also fully funded a Traditional IRA at Vanguard for 2014 as well, and am working on 2015 at the moment.
I've always contributed a decent amount, just shy of maxing out my 401k at work, but last year I really hunkered down and was able to get the max contribution (17,500). The issue was, I had been buying almost 100% of the company's stock in my 401k. Now, I actually lucked out over the past several years and the company was one of the fortunate few that has had stellar performance the past couple years, and has helped me get a significant head start on my FI plans in spite of an early youth of rampant consumption and no savings. Anyway, I know its dangerous to have 100% assets in a single company stock, so last year I drafted myself an investor statement/plan/charter/whatever that I would rebalance in January and then every January thereafter to the S&P 500 Index. I feel/felt pretty good about all that, and I rebalanced and everything was great......
Now for the actual issue. The company stock I was in has continued to climb over the past couple weeks and now I'm having significant "rebalance" remorse and am starting to think of doing stupid things.
So what I'm looking for I guess, is some reassurance or coaching or positive thoughts or well anything, to help keep me on track, and not try to recreate my past "luck" with a single stock.
Any words of wisdom?