Just try, and try, and try. You'll get better eventually. You won't get good in a day.

You can ask in the "Pivot organisation" thread for a mentor.

And yeah, I animated Pivot about 7 months, and I'm just a high beginner, or medium beginner.

in depend on your ideas and how bad you really wunt it to be good i mean i suck like hell but yeah i usually got sounds and music for my friends on other site but i just got into the whole animating thing i dont wanna be a pro i just doit when i have nuthin else to do i dont sharem....so your not the only one who really suks at pivot lol.

The way I think of it, mentors for animation are extremely useless, like taking college classes to learn how to write a song. When you animate you're supposed to come up with you own style and your own methods. Learning everything from someone else would really just make you a carbon copy of them. Animation really isn't as hard as you think. All you need to do is just hunker down and get rid of all distractions. There's no secret method to animation. All you need is artistic skill, patience, and imagination.

You don't even need artistic skill. Especially in ****ing pivot.
It helps if you look in a mirror or something and do each movement. Then just try to animate what you see.

Word of advice.

You won't get anywhere in pivot.
If you really must do it though, just practice practice, practice.
One day it will all just click.

All of my animations so far(i'm getting better :o):










(This was my first and i never had a look at any tutorials so please do not say anything bad)

Add lots more frames, and then up the framerate to get rid off all that choppiness. Do you know/understand what easing is? If not, check some tutorials in the tutorial section.