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I would guess that a 20-30 hour work week is completely feasible from a production standpoint in most cases.I've yet to have a job where the vast majority of my time is actually spent working.
I was recently talking with b_b and insomniasexx about how at the beginning of ones career you work a LOT. 50-60 our work weeks aren't uncommon. Then as your career advances and ideally you become more sought after, you inevitably get paid more and work less hours. I've also noticed that the higher you climb the business ladder, the less likely you are to wear a tie. -I never want to wear a tie again unless its a funeral or a wedding.