Two big factors...........
1) It's just a matter of getting used to the airplane. I fly a big airplane everday, but on occasion I fly a Navajo.
Everytime I do a takeoff in the Navajo, after not having flown it for awhile, I overrotate it (pull back to hard) ! Just take your time and get used to the plane. Remember the first time you drove a car, and how second nature it seems now?
2) The trim is your friend! Get used to letting go of the controls often, to see if the plane is "trimmed" for "hands free flight". A trick that I used to use a an instructor, for students who overcontrolled on landing, was a "hands free" demo in a Cherokee. With the airplane lined up about a mile from the runway, I would trim the airplane, set the power, take my hands off of the controls, and make the student WATCH as the airplane glided by itself to the threshold.
.....so I loaded up the plane and moved to Middle-EEEE..........OIL..that is......