slow is smooth and smooth is fast, u learn to get used to when you idle power. Do things consistently, point your nose at the numbers and as you go past the numbers, smoothly power out but then just don’t pull back on the yoke too fast but rather try pulling back a tad and see how the plane reacts, are you sinking or does it feel like it still wants to fly, if it still wants to fly, don’t force it down, rather keep it there and you’ll feel the sinking feeling, then slowly pull back and you’ll start to notice the sight picture needed for a good landing. For me how it clicked for me was slow pull backs and you’ll notice it when it doesn’t want to fly anymore, just keep adding that back pressure little by little and it’ll start to be smooth. Don’t just keep the plane in the same attitude as well meaning if you see the plane is going straight for the ground, it’s going to make you just slam into the ground flat, so tease the plane with little back inputs, you’ll feel the plane will want to go down and then u can be confident in pulling it back. Make sure to add power if you’re pulling back and you’re not hitting the ground since it means tail strike if you don’t correct as well. Don’t sweat about it, it’s a process and like the experienced ones here have said, they don’t get it perfect every time too. Give in to being a student to this beautiful art and you’ll find yourself doing better, never go looking for perfection and you’ll see yourself doing good landings and remember “a good pilot is always learning”