For a lot of people to whom this kind of attention to emotion is helpful, it's a promotion from "zero space for emotion" to space given "anywhere on the stage,

For a lot of people to whom this kind of attention to emotion is helpful, it's a promotion from "zero space for emotion" to space given "anywhere on the stage," quite far from making it center stage. It's a big step for them. If they overshoot at first and look like emotional-obsessives, that sort of thing also happens all the time with people who are learning the ropes with just about any new thing. BTW nothing personal, but I've noticed that advice that starts with the word "just" never seems as effective or rewarding in the long run as the thoughtful, deep, measured-out kind which starts with, say, a question...