According to Osho, yes, he never 'worked' a day; he lived. Whatever he did was out of love, playfulness, and joy, without duty, service, or ulterior motive. Speaking, teaching, living were fun, like whistling, so the sense of labor disappeared. When action springs from intrinsic delight, work dissolves into celebration.
He says he never really worked because he only did what he loved, so it felt like play, not labor.