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Playing the level once to get a feel for it
Looking up a video on the P rank to study where the secrets and such are (I reccomend OP's youtube channel)
Going for a NON p rank run to get comfortable with all the secrets and collectibles
Then start trying for P rank attempts (Usually took me around 5)
This may just come down to personal skill as each level only took around an hour to P rank (except gnome forest that one took like 3) Anyways Thought I would add this to clear things up for players trying their best!
Remember to take breaks every now and then, happy grinding :D
Also, if you're one of those perfectionists (like I am), don't try and force multiple P-Ranks in one play session. Like Cray says near the beginning of the guide, take breaks. Going for P-Ranks is supposed to be fun, right? Try not to get so frustrated that you finish each play session feeling like you've failed. There's nothing wrong with pacing yourself. Ending your play session on a high note helps to maintain momentum and motivation.
You got this!