Check your stick handle (Knob) - chances are, it is too big!
Be creative & fancy while using your stick, not while decorating it. Use just enough tape to cover the blade and to create a small, comfortable knob. Use one thin layer of tape from the top of your stick down about 8 inches. This thin cover will prevent your leather glove from slipping down the shaft of your stick. Now, build a small "ridge" for a handle. Split (tear) the tape width-wise. Leave one strand loose & reattach the other strand to the roll. With your thumb on the strand attached to the roll, wrap the loose strand 6 times around the outside of the stick (you should hear the tape tearing evenly), then rip it, creating a thin 1/2 inch ridge. Continue building your knob by wrapping the 2nd thin strand (still left on the roll) over the small ridge you just created. Keep the tape tight until the tape returns to full width (6 more wraps). This thinner "ridge shape" (rather than a "ball shape") is the knob of choice of many college and professional players. Very Important: your new knob or "ridge" should rest in the MIDDLE of your palm, NOT above your hand. You should not see any part of your stick peaking out from under your glove. This handle and grip combination allows for an improved feel for the puck. Remember, most of the time, the top hand (the one attached to our new handle) grips the stick comfortably for control, range of motion and flexibility. It is our bottom hand (the POWER hand) that grips the stick firmly.

Stickhandling Training Drill
Try this.......stickhandle a golf ball off the ice, using a stick without tape on the blade, on a hard, smooth surface. Control the ball through various obstacle courses you create using pucks as markers and obstacles. This will help develop "quick/soft" hands. Be creative, and train OUT of your "Comfort Zone"! GOOD LUCK