As long as you're hitting where you're aiming, and your broadheads are hitting with the field points...sounds like you're doing just fine to me.
However, My 2 cents... (probably worth more like 1.2 cents)
First off, its close to season I wouldn't change anything if you are shooting good. If you wont shoot past 20 and don't mind hold overs then no problem...carry on.
Personally though, I don't like holding over, so I like a point on of 25 yards. Holding over never seems to work for me (its a brain thing). Also I don't focus on the point per say. I put it towards the bottom of the chest (setting the vertical Point of impact), then focus on the spot I want to hit and my form, then shoot.
I like having the gaps such that putting the arrow at the bottom of the chest from 0-20 yards kills the animal. The angle of the line of Point of aim (POA/where the tip is) and the angle of Point of impact (POI), seems to be somewhat self correcting to 20 yards or so. What I mean is... at close range the angle between the POI and POA is larger, and at further range the angle between the POI and POA is smaller. Basically this change in angle between POI and POA self compensates, so no matter what from 0-20 yards if I hold the point at the bottom of the chest I get a kill shot.
Then I put my point on at 25. Hold the top of the back at 30.
The one complication to this is that you need a properly sized deer target to calibrate... and its easy to hit high on small deer because I'm calibrated for a buck sized target. Also I hate standing bear targets. :p