One of the subtleties of this piece is in the first two measure (!).
It starts on the 4th beat of the first measure, and then proceeds. My teacher suggested that when I start it, I make a point of counting "1...2...3...4" before I started playing, and doing it twice. On the second time, the the first chord comes on the "4" and mentally, you're at the end of the count, and less likely to stress that chord. So rather than coming off as.
One Two Three FOUR, ONE Two Three Four....
It comes off as...
One Two Three Four, ONE Two Three Four
If that makes sense.